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Prédications, archives : William Branham, texte anglais

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2 Kings 6

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Looking At The Unseen

William Branham preaches on the importance of living by faith rather than by sight, using biblical examples like Abraham, Moses, Joshua, and Elisha to illustrate how looking at the unseen God enables believers to overcome barriers of unbelief and receive His promises. He encourages the congregation to pass the 'sound barrier' of doubt and enter into the freedom of faith, where healing and salvation are realized.

2 Kings 6Hebrews 11

William Branham   ·   72 min de lecture3 oct. 1958   ·   72 min de lecture

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Mark 7

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But From The Beginning It Was Not So

William Branham preaches on the danger of human traditions replacing God's commandments, using Jesus' rebuke of the Pharisees as a foundation. He calls the church to return to the original Pentecostal experience rather than relying on denominational creeds. The sermon emphasizes that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that true salvation comes through a personal encounter with Christ, not through church membership or rituals.

Mark 7Luke 24:49

William Branham   ·   55 min de lecture2 oct. 1958   ·   55 min de lecture

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1 Kings 18

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Lifting Him Up Out Of History

William Branham speaks about the need to call upon the historical God to act in present-day crises, drawing parallels between biblical figures like Elijah, Moses, and Jesus and the current state of the world, the church, and individual lives. He encourages faith in a God who is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and expresses hope for a new ministry to begin.

1 Kings 18

William Branham   ·   48 min de lecture1 oct. 1958   ·   48 min de lecture

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Revelation 17

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The Baptism of the Holy Spirit

William Branham teaches on the baptism of the Holy Spirit, explaining why his church is non-denominational and emphasizing that true salvation is based on predestination and the Lamb slain before the foundation of the world. He contrasts this with denominational doctrines and warns against false teachings that do not align with Scripture.

Revelation 17Revelation 13:8

William Branham   ·   102 min de lecture28 sept. 1958   ·   102 min de lecture

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Revelation 17

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The Serpent's Seed

William Branham preaches on the origin of sin and the serpent's seed, arguing that denominations are not ordained by God and that true salvation comes through a spiritual revelation of Christ. He emphasizes the importance of baptism in Jesus' Name and the eternal security of believers predestined before the foundation of the world.

Revelation 17Revelation 13:17

William Branham   ·   98 min de lecture28 sept. 1958   ·   98 min de lecture

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Revelation 1

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Why Are We Not A Denomination?

William Branham explains why his congregation is not a denomination, emphasizing that denominations separate believers and are not found in Scripture. He traces the origin of denominations to the Catholic Church and argues that God deals with individuals, not organizations. Using Revelation 17, he identifies the 'great whore' as a false church that persecutes saints, contrasting it with the true Bride of Christ.

Revelation 1Revelation 17

William Branham   ·   141 min de lecture27 sept. 1958   ·   141 min de lecture

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Hebrews 11

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By Faith, Moses

William Branham speaks on the importance of faith, using Moses as an example of choosing by faith over worldly pleasures. He encourages believers to look beyond the visible and temporal, and to take their stand with God's people despite persecution.

Hebrews 11

William Branham   ·   49 min de lecture20 juil. 1958   ·   49 min de lecture

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1 Timothy 3:8-13

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The Placing of Deacons

William Branham oversees the election of new deacons and a treasurer for the Branham Tabernacle, emphasizing the church's sovereignty and scriptural qualifications for deacons. He presents five men to the congregation, who are unanimously approved, and then offers a prayer of dedication.

1 Timothy 3:8-13

William Branham   ·   15 min de lecture20 juil. 1958   ·   15 min de lecture

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Matthew 12

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A Greater Than Solomon Is Here

William Branham speaks on the importance of recognizing God's gifts and the danger of rejecting them, using the examples of Jonah and the Queen of Sheba. He emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that the Holy Spirit's work today is the same as in biblical times.

Matthew 12Matthew 3

William Branham   ·   96 min de lecture25 juin 1958   ·   96 min de lecture

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Matthew 12:42

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The Queen of the South

William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom, drawing parallels to the present generation's need to seek the living God and His gifts. He emphasizes the importance of approaching God with faith and sincerity, and warns against rejecting divine gifts.

Matthew 12:42John 5:19

William Branham   ·   75 min de lecture20 juin 1958   ·   75 min de lecture

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John 12:20

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Can We See Jesus?

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that the same signs and wonders that Jesus performed in His earthly ministry, such as discerning thoughts and revealing secrets, are available to the Church today. He argues that divine healing is part of the atonement and that the Gentile age is closing, requiring a return to the supernatural manifestations of the early Church.

John 12:20Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   74 min de lecture19 juin 1958   ·   74 min de lecture

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John 3

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Ye Must Be Born Again

William Branham speaks to ministers and believers about the necessity of the new birth, emphasizing that it is more than outward religious experiences or denominational affiliation. He uses the analogy of creation and the Holy Spirit brooding over the earth to illustrate how God brings forth life and how the new birth imparts eternal life that transcends physical decay.

John 3

William Branham   ·   47 min de lecture19 juin 1958   ·   47 min de lecture

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Daniel 5:25

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Handwriting On The Wall

William Branham preaches on the handwriting on the wall from Daniel 5, drawing parallels between ancient Babylon and modern America. He warns that America's sin and rejection of God's supernatural signs will lead to judgment, just as Babylon fell. He urges the church to awaken and be ready for the coming of the Lord.

Daniel 5:25

William Branham   ·   52 min de lecture18 juin 1958   ·   52 min de lecture

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Revelation 3:20

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Behold, I Stand At The Door And Knock

William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ stands at the door of the heart and knocks, but the latch is on the inside. He calls for genuine repentance and a return to old-fashioned, Holy Ghost-filled Christianity, addressing issues of worldliness, pride, and lukewarmness in the Laodicean church age.

Revelation 3:20

William Branham   ·   60 min de lecture17 juin 1958   ·   60 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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The Queen of the South

William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom, contrasting her faith and sacrifice with the unbelief of his generation. He emphasizes that a greater than Solomon, Jesus Christ, is present with the same power and gifts, and that people must seek God earnestly despite opposition.

Mark 16Matthew 12

William Branham   ·   85 min de lecture13 juin 1958   ·   85 min de lecture

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John 12

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We Would See Jesus

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He explores how Jesus revealed Himself to the Jews and Samaritans through discernment and prophecy, and argues that the same manifestations must occur today for the Gentiles. Branham calls believers to seek a genuine encounter with Christ beyond denominational barriers.

John 12John 12:20

William Branham   ·   79 min de lecture12 juin 1958   ·   79 min de lecture

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Revelation 1

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Thirsting for Life

William Branham preaches on the soul's thirst for God, contrasting worldly pleasures with the true life found in Christ. He uses the example of a king's son among slaves to illustrate how believers should conduct themselves as children of God, and warns against the devil's perversion of that holy thirst.

Revelation 1

William Branham   ·   72 min de lecture11 juin 1958   ·   72 min de lecture

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Revelation 6:2

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The Mighty Conqueror

William Branham preaches on Jesus Christ as the ultimate conqueror over sin, death, hell, and the grave. He contrasts worldly conquerors like Napoleon and Arnold von Winkelried with Christ's victory through love and sacrifice, urging the Church to live genuine, loving lives that reflect Christ's conquering power.

Revelation 6:2John 11

William Branham   ·   42 min de lecture10 juin 1958   ·   42 min de lecture

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Revelation 3:20

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The Message to the Laodicean Church

William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ is knocking at the door of every heart, but the church has become lukewarm, self-satisfied, and blind to its true condition. He calls for repentance, unity among denominations, and a return to holiness and faith in God's Word.

Revelation 3:20

William Branham   ·   45 min de lecture9 juin 1958   ·   45 min de lecture

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Mark 12

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Time-Tested Faith

William Branham preaches on the simplicity and power of faith, emphasizing that genuine faith comes from a personal experience with God. He uses biblical examples like David, Abraham, and Moses to illustrate how meeting God transforms believers and enables them to trust Him fully. Branham calls for a return to authentic Christianity marked by the Holy Spirit's power and love.

Mark 12John 5:19

William Branham   ·   71 min de lecture30 mai 1958   ·   71 min de lecture

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Revelation 3:20

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Jesus at the Door

William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ knocks at the door of the heart but the latch is on the inside, requiring a personal response. He challenges believers to open every area of their lives—private life, pride, faith, and spiritual vision—to Jesus as Lord, not just Saviour. Branham warns against lukewarmness and spiritual blindness in the Laodicean Church Age.

Revelation 3:20

William Branham   ·   61 min de lecture29 mai 1958   ·   61 min de lecture

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John 1

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The Sign Of The Messiah

William Branham preaches on the sign of the Messiah, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He argues that the same works Jesus performed to prove He was the Messiah—such as discerning thoughts and revealing secrets—must be present in the Church today through the Holy Spirit. Branham warns against relying on denominations and education, urging believers to seek a personal encounter with the living Christ.

John 1Matthew 12

William Branham   ·   27 min de lecture28 mai 1958   ·   27 min de lecture

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Psalms 103:3

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Jesus of Nazareth Passeth By

William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that faith in Him brings healing and salvation. He encourages believers to trust in God's promises and to set their faith on the Holy Spirit rather than on denominational divisions.

Psalms 103:3John 11

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture24 mai 1958   ·   69 min de lecture

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Hebrews 13:8

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We Would See Jesus

William Branham preaches on Hebrews 13:8 and John 12:20, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He argues that the same works Jesus did—such as revealing the secrets of hearts—should be manifest in the Church today through the Holy Spirit, as a sign of the closing Gentile dispensation.

Hebrews 13:8John 12:20

William Branham   ·   64 min de lecture23 mai 1958   ·   64 min de lecture

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Revelation 3:20

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Behold, I Stand at the Door and Knock

William Branham preaches on the Laodicean Church Age from Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ stands at the door of the heart and knocks, but the latch is on the inside. He illustrates how believers often let Jesus in only partially, keeping doors closed to their private life, selfishness, pride, and faith. Branham calls for full surrender to Christ as Lord, not just Savior, and warns against spiritual blindness that prevents recognizing God's presence and power.

Revelation 3:20John 1

William Branham   ·   79 min de lecture21 mai 1958   ·   79 min de lecture

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Daniel 5:25

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The Sign Of The Time

William Branham preaches on the handwriting on the wall in Daniel 5, drawing parallels between ancient Babylon and modern America. He warns of judgment due to sin, self-sufficiency, and rejection of the supernatural, urging repentance and a return to the full Gospel.

Daniel 5:25

William Branham   ·   59 min de lecture20 mai 1958   ·   59 min de lecture

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John 11

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Life

William Branham preaches on the nature of true life, contrasting worldly pleasures with the eternal life found in God. He emphasizes that God's lovingkindness is better than physical life, and calls believers to live as sons and daughters of God, separated from worldly fashions and sins.

John 11John 5:19

William Branham   ·   68 min de lecture19 mai 1958   ·   68 min de lecture

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Mark 11:22

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Tested Faith Produces Goods

William Branham preaches on the importance of genuine faith, using biblical examples like David and Goliath, Abraham, and Moses to illustrate that tested faith produces goods. He emphasizes that faith is not intellectual assent but a substance that comes from a personal experience with God, and he calls believers to display real love and faith to a watching world.

Mark 11:22Hebrews 11

William Branham   ·   74 min de lecture18 mai 1958   ·   74 min de lecture

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Matthew 12

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The Sin Of Unbelief

William Branham preaches on the sin of unbelief, emphasizing that unbelief is the root of all sin. He uses the examples of the queen of Sheba and the people of Nineveh to illustrate how faith and seeking God lead to blessing, while unbelief leads to condemnation. He calls the congregation to stand for Christ and accept Him as Savior.

Matthew 12John 5:19

William Branham   ·   58 min de lecture17 mai 1958   ·   58 min de lecture

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Luke 19:4

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Zacchaeus

William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's breakfast, using the story of Zacchaeus to illustrate how prayer and conviction can lead a skeptical businessman to encounter Jesus. He emphasizes the importance of emotion in religion, soul-winning at the end time, and the power of a praying spouse.

Luke 19:4

William Branham   ·   45 min de lecture17 mai 1958   ·   45 min de lecture

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John 12

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Jesus Christ the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, using Hebrews 13:8 as his text. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His works and signs, such as discerning thoughts and revealing secrets, continue through the Holy Spirit in the Church today. Branham calls believers to recognize Christ's presence and power in the closing Gentile age.

John 12Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   68 min de lecture15 mai 1958   ·   68 min de lecture

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Hebrews 13:8

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Life

William Branham preaches on the true meaning of life, contrasting worldly pleasures with the eternal life found in God. He emphasizes that genuine life comes from a relationship with Christ, not from sin and worldly pursuits. Branham calls believers to live as separated, holy people reflecting the character of God.

Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   74 min de lecture12 mai 1958   ·   74 min de lecture

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Mark 11

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Have Faith In God

William Branham preaches on the importance of faith in God, emphasizing that faith is the substance of things hoped for and the evidence of things not seen. He uses biblical examples like David and Goliath, Moses, and Abraham to illustrate that true faith comes from personal experience with God, not from education or seminary training. He warns of coming judgment on America and calls for a return to genuine faith.

Mark 11Hebrews 11:1

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture10 mai 1958   ·   69 min de lecture

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Acts 8

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The Expectations

William Branham preaches on the expectations of faith, using the biblical account of Simeon and Anna who recognized the Christ child in the temple. He emphasizes that God always has a witness and that believers must be led by the Holy Spirit, not by popular opinion. He also discusses the supernatural photograph of the Pillar of Fire and the importance of expecting God to fulfill His promises.

Acts 8Luke 2:25

William Branham   ·   59 min de lecture8 mai 1958   ·   59 min de lecture

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Matthew 3

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The Queen of Sheba

William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom, drawing parallels to the present generation's need to seek God's gifts. He emphasizes faith over unbelief, the importance of respecting God's gifts, and the coming judgment. The sermon calls for a personal commitment to stand for Christ.

Matthew 3Hebrews 3

William Branham   ·   70 min de lecture3 mai 1958   ·   70 min de lecture

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John 12:20

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We Would See Jesus

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He uses biblical examples such as Nathanael and the woman at the well to show how Jesus revealed Himself through supernatural knowledge, and challenges the audience to expect the same manifestations today.

John 12:20Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   60 min de lecture1 mai 1958   ·   60 min de lecture

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Job 19

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I Know My Redeemer Liveth

William Branham preaches on Easter Sunday about the certainty of the resurrection and God's unshakable purpose for believers. He draws from Job 19:23-27 and other biblical examples to show that nothing can defeat God's plan, and that true faith comes from a personal encounter with the risen Christ.

Job 19

William Branham   ·   48 min de lecture6 avr. 1958   ·   48 min de lecture

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Luke 24:1-32

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The Evidence of the Resurrection

William Branham preaches on the evidence of Christ's resurrection, focusing on the account of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus. He emphasizes that the evening light of the last days brings a manifestation of the resurrected Christ through signs and wonders, proving He is alive and the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Luke 24:1-32Luke 24

William Branham   ·   63 min de lecture6 avr. 1958   ·   63 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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A Missionary Talk

William Branham delivers a passionate missionary talk, emphasizing the need for Holy Spirit power and signs following believers to prove the resurrection of Jesus to the world. He shares stories from his travels, including encounters with a Mohammedan woman and a British doctor, to illustrate that the Gospel must be demonstrated through supernatural works, not just words.

Mark 16Matthew 10

William Branham   ·   62 min de lecture30 mars 1958   ·   62 min de lecture

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Acts 19

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Christ Knocking at the Door

William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing Christ's knock at the door of the Laodicean church age. He calls believers to open their hearts fully, not just for salvation but for lordship, and warns against spiritual coldness and pride.

Acts 19John 14

William Branham   ·   62 min de lecture30 mars 1958   ·   62 min de lecture

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Revelation 6

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The Mighty Conqueror

William Branham preaches on Jesus Christ as the ultimate conqueror over sin, death, hell, and the grave. He contrasts earthly conquerors like Napoleon with Christ's sacrificial victory at Calvary, emphasizing that believers are more than conquerors through Him. The sermon includes a call to repentance and a prayer line for healing.

Revelation 6John 4

William Branham   ·   49 min de lecture29 mars 1958   ·   49 min de lecture

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Psalms 103:3

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God Keeps His Word

William Branham preaches on God's faithfulness to keep His promises, using the example of Simeon who was promised he would not die before seeing the Messiah. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit leads believers to the fulfillment of God's Word, and demonstrates this through a healing service where the Spirit reveals specific conditions and needs.

Psalms 103:3John 4

William Branham   ·   33 min de lecture28 mars 1958   ·   33 min de lecture

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Genesis 11

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United Under One Head

William Branham preaches on the need for unity under God's headship rather than human leadership, using the Tower of Babel as a cautionary example. He contrasts head knowledge with heart faith, urging believers to be filled with the Holy Spirit and united under Christ.

Genesis 11Matthew 24

William Branham   ·   55 min de lecture26 mars 1958   ·   55 min de lecture

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Mark 11:22

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Faith By Experience

William Branham preaches on the nature of faith as a substance and the importance of personal experience with God. He contrasts intellectual faith with experiential faith, using biblical examples like David, Moses, and Samson to illustrate that true faith comes from encountering God's power. He calls the church to return to the Holy Ghost and fire, and invites sinners to experience Christ's resurrection power.

Mark 11:22Matthew 27

William Branham   ·   70 min de lecture25 mars 1958   ·   70 min de lecture

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Matthew 17

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Hear Ye Him

William Branham preaches on the Transfiguration, emphasizing that God's Word is eternal and valuable. He calls the church to genuine holiness, rejecting worldliness and denominationalism, and urges believers to hear Jesus alone.

Matthew 17Galatians 4

William Branham   ·   72 min de lecture24 mars 1958   ·   72 min de lecture

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Psalms 103:3

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Jesus Christ the Same Yesterday, Today, and Forever

William Branham opens a revival meeting by explaining his ministry's foundation on the Bible and the supernatural confirmation of God's Word. He emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and demonstrates how Christ revealed Himself as Messiah through supernatural knowledge, as seen with Nathanael and the Samaritan woman, expecting the same manifestation today.

Psalms 103:3Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   66 min de lecture23 mars 1958   ·   66 min de lecture

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Deuteronomy 32:1-12

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As The Eagle Stirs Her Nest And Fluttereth Over Her Young

William Branham uses the metaphor of an eagle to describe God's care for His people, emphasizing how God stirs the nest to prepare believers for spiritual flight. He contrasts the eagle's heavenly nature with earthbound religion, calling the church to holiness and reliance on God's Word.

Deuteronomy 32:1-12Acts 2

William Branham   ·   66 min de lecture16 mars 1958   ·   66 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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Door to the Heart

William Branham speaks on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ stands at the door of the heart and knocks. He warns against the Laodicean church age condition of being spiritually poor, blind, and naked while thinking they are rich. Branham urges believers to open every door of their heart to Christ, including private life, selfishness, prejudice, and faith, allowing Him to be Lord and Ruler.

Mark 16John 5:19

William Branham   ·   93 min de lecture16 mars 1958   ·   93 min de lecture

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Acts 1:8

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Faith

William Branham speaks on the nature of faith, emphasizing that faith is the purchasing power of healing and that true faith comes from a personal experience with God. He uses biblical examples such as David and Goliath, Moses, and the woman with the issue of blood to illustrate that faith is not intellectual but experiential. He calls the congregation to conduct themselves as sons and daughters of God, especially in the end times.

Acts 1:8Luke 24:49

William Branham   ·   58 min de lecture15 mars 1958   ·   58 min de lecture

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John 3:16

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Love

William Branham preaches on the nature of God's love (agapao) versus human love (phileo), illustrating through stories of a stamp's value, a pardon, Arnold von Winkelried's sacrifice, a maniac's conversion, a mother opossum, and a mother deer. He calls believers to display genuine love that overcomes fear and draws others to Christ.

John 3:16

William Branham   ·   61 min de lecture14 mars 1958   ·   61 min de lecture

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Matthew 12

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The Queen of Sheba

William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom, drawing parallels to the present generation's need to recognize and accept the Holy Spirit's work. He emphasizes the importance of standing for Christ despite opposition, and calls for a decision to follow Him.

Matthew 12John 14:7

William Branham   ·   65 min de lecture13 mars 1958   ·   65 min de lecture

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Psalms 103:3

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Jesus Christ The Same Yesterday, Today, And For Ever

William Branham opens a revival meeting, emphasizing that he represents Christ, not a denomination or healing ministry. He explains that healing comes through faith in Christ's finished work at Calvary, and that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, as demonstrated by His ministry of revealing hearts and performing miracles.

Psalms 103:3John 12:20

William Branham   ·   75 min de lecture12 mars 1958   ·   75 min de lecture

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Daniel 5:25

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The Handwriting On The Wall

William Branham preaches on the biblical account of Belshazzar's feast and the handwriting on the wall, drawing parallels to modern America's moral decay and spiritual apostasy. He warns of impending judgment and calls for repentance, emphasizing that only Jesus Christ can interpret the signs of the times.

Daniel 5:25Matthew 2

William Branham   ·   57 min de lecture9 mars 1958   ·   57 min de lecture

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Luke 17

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Will The Church Go Before The Tribulation?

William Branham preaches on the urgency of the end times, drawing parallels between the days of Noah and Lot and the present age. He emphasizes that God sends a message of mercy before judgment, and the Church must escape the coming tribulation through the Rapture.

Luke 17Genesis 19

William Branham   ·   62 min de lecture9 mars 1958   ·   62 min de lecture

William Branham

1958

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Door To The Heart

William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ knocks at the door of the heart but the latch is on the inside. He challenges believers to open every area of their lives—private life, pride, selfishness, faith, and spiritual vision—to let Jesus be Lord, not just Savior. He warns of impending judgment on America for its sin and spiritual blindness.

William Branham   ·   71 min de lecture2 mars 1958   ·   71 min de lecture

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Matthew 17

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Hear Ye Him

William Branham preaches on the Transfiguration, emphasizing that God's voice from the cloud commanded 'Hear ye Him,' condemning denominational division and calling the church to genuine love and unity in Christ. He illustrates this with a story of a mother deer's sacrificial love, urging believers to display authentic Christian love to the world.

Matthew 17John 14

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture1 mars 1958   ·   69 min de lecture

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Mark 16:14

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The Great Commission

William Branham speaks to a gathering of ministers about the importance of unity among believers, emphasizing that the Great Commission is still relevant today. He shares personal experiences from his travels, including a vision that led him to Africa, and stresses the need for love and cooperation across denominational lines.

Mark 16:14Matthew 10

William Branham   ·   59 min de lecture1 mars 1958   ·   59 min de lecture

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Psalms 42:1

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Thy Lovingkindness

William Branham preaches on Psalm 63:1-3, emphasizing that true life is found only in God, not in worldly pleasures. He calls for repentance and a return to holy living, warning against the deceptions of sin and the coming judgment.

Psalms 42:1John 15

William Branham   ·   61 min de lecture28 févr. 1958   ·   61 min de lecture

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John 5:19

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God's Eye

William Branham preaches on God's guiding eye, referencing Psalm 32:7-8 and John 5:19. He explains that Jesus looked through God's eye to perceive thoughts and heal, and that the same Holy Spirit guides the Church today. The sermon includes a prayer line where Branham demonstrates the gift of discernment, revealing specific conditions and needs of individuals.

John 5:19John 4

William Branham   ·   32 min de lecture25 févr. 1958   ·   32 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 12

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Jesus Christ The Same Yesterday, Today, And Forever

William Branham opens a campaign in Chattanooga, Tennessee, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He explains that divine healing is a gift to draw sinners, and that the same supernatural manifestations of Jesus' ministry—such as discernment and knowledge of hearts—are available today through the Holy Spirit. He calls believers to recognize the signs of the times and prepare for the Second Coming.

1 Corinthians 12Psalms 103:3

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture23 févr. 1958   ·   69 min de lecture

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