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Numbers 13:30
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William Branham preaches on God's faithfulness to His Word, using the story of Caleb and Joshua from Numbers 13. He contrasts their faith with the unbelief of the other spies, urging believers to stand on God's promises despite obstacles. The sermon calls for a return to biblical foundations and personal consecration.
William Branham · 39 min de lecture13 juin 1957 · 39 min de lecture
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Psalms 63
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William Branham preaches on the soul's thirst for God, contrasting the perverted life of sin with the eternal life found in Christ. He uses the imagery of a deer panting for water to illustrate the desperate need for the Holy Spirit, and calls believers to drink from the inexhaustible fountain of Christ.
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Acts 2
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William Branham preaches on Jude 3, urging believers to earnestly contend for the faith once delivered to the saints. He emphasizes that true faith comes from God's Word, not creeds or denominations, and shares testimonies of divine healing as evidence of this faith operating today.
William Branham
1957
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William Branham preaches on the true meaning of life, contrasting worldly pleasures with the eternal life found in God. He emphasizes that only through knowing Christ and being born again can one experience true life, and warns against perversions that lead to death.
William Branham · 62 min de lecture2 juin 1957 · 62 min de lecture
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Matthew 17
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William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing that God's voice from the cloud commanded 'Hear ye Him,' signifying that the law and prophets are fulfilled in Christ. He urges believers to listen to the Holy Spirit as their teacher and to set aside denominational divisions.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture19 mai 1957 · 79 min de lecture
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John 3:16
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William Branham speaks on the theme of love as the most powerful force, because God is love. He illustrates through personal stories how love changes atmospheres and brings about miracles, including healing and protection.
William Branham · 99 min de lecture19 mai 1957 · 99 min de lecture
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Acts 19
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William Branham preaches on the need for believers to stand still and trust God's promises amidst a flustered world. Using the biblical account of Caleb and Joshua, he contrasts faith in God's Word with fear of circumstances, urging the church to remain calm and focused on Christ. He emphasizes that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that faith can bring Him to a standstill to answer prayer.
William Branham · 98 min de lecture18 mai 1957 · 98 min de lecture
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Matthew 12:42
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William Branham preaches on Matthew 12:42, comparing the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom with the generation that rejected Jesus. He emphasizes that God vindicates His gifts, and people are obligated to believe when the sign is proven. Branham contrasts the queen's faith and sacrifice with the unbelief of his own generation, warning of judgment.
William Branham · 45 min de lecture17 mai 1957 · 45 min de lecture
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John 11:30
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He calls for spiritual healing and unity among believers, and prepares the congregation for a healing service where the Holy Spirit will manifest the works of Jesus.
William Branham · 76 min de lecture16 mai 1957 · 76 min de lecture
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John 14:7
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William Branham preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He demonstrates the living presence of Christ through the gift of discernment and healing, calling the congregation to recognize and believe in the risen Lord.
William Branham · 47 min de lecture21 avr. 1957 · 47 min de lecture
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Matthew 28
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William Branham delivers an Easter sermon comparing earthly conquerors like Napoleon and Hitler to the ultimate Conqueror, Jesus Christ, who conquered sin, death, and hell through His resurrection. He emphasizes that Christ's victory is complete and believers can rejoice in the finished work of salvation.
William Branham · 39 min de lecture21 avr. 1957 · 39 min de lecture
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Acts 2:25,26,27
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William Branham preaches on the infallibility of God's Word, using the examples of Job, Abraham, and other Old Testament saints who trusted God's promises. He describes Jesus' descent into hell and paradise during His entombment, His victory over Satan, and the assurance of resurrection for those in Christ.
William Branham · 41 min de lecture20 avr. 1957 · 41 min de lecture
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Matthew 4
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William Branham preaches on the theme of perfection, explaining that the law could not make worshippers perfect, but Christ's one sacrifice perfects forever those who are sanctified. He emphasizes that salvation is not by works but by grace through faith in Christ's atoning blood.
William Branham · 45 min de lecture19 avr. 1957 · 45 min de lecture
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Hebrews 7
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William Branham preaches on the meaning of Communion as a commemoration of Christ's finished work, not a means of salvation. He draws parallels between the Old Testament Passover and the Lord's Supper, emphasizing the importance of testing and faithfulness. The sermon includes a personal testimony of his own Gethsemane experience and an altar call.
William Branham · 35 min de lecture18 avr. 1957 · 35 min de lecture
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Galatians 5
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William Branham preaches on the imminent Second Coming of Christ, urging the church to examine its spiritual condition and return to genuine devotion. He interprets current events as signs of the end times and calls for repentance and holiness.
William Branham · 46 min de lecture17 avr. 1957 · 46 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 13
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William Branham warns against basing salvation on sensations, gifts, or religious rituals, using 1 Corinthians 10 as a text. He emphasizes that true salvation comes only through a genuine new birth and love for God, not through outward experiences. He also condemns false prophets and worldly influences in the church.
William Branham · 54 min de lecture14 avr. 1957 · 54 min de lecture
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Mark 10
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William Branham preaches on God's faithfulness to His Word, using the examples of Israel's deliverance from Egypt and the testing at Kadesh-barnea. He warns that the Church must stay true to the Word and be ready for Christ's return, as judgment is coming upon nations that reject God.
William Branham · 88 min de lecture7 avr. 1957 · 88 min de lecture
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John 5:19
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William Branham preaches on the theme that Jesus arrives in the darkest hour, using the story of Lazarus and other biblical examples to illustrate how Christ's presence brings hope and healing when all seems lost. He emphasizes that despite the world's troubles, Jesus is still the same yesterday, today, and forever, and He comes to those who trust in Him.
William Branham · 54 min de lecture7 avr. 1957 · 54 min de lecture
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Genesis 22:7,8
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William Branham speaks on the redemptive name Jehovah-jireh, emphasizing God's unconditional covenant with Abraham and the importance of faith in God's promises. He encourages believers to separate from the world and trust in God's provision, using Abraham's example of unwavering faith.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture26 mars 1957 · 85 min de lecture
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John 1:29
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William Branham preaches on the nature of the Lamb and the Dove as representations of Christ and the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that true Christianity is not about outward demonstrations but about bearing the fruit of the Spirit through a changed nature. He calls for a return to holiness and surrender to the leading of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 75 min de lecture25 mars 1957 · 75 min de lecture
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Ezekiel 36:26
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William Branham preaches on the need for a genuine Holy Spirit revival, using the analogy of the eagle to describe prophets and the new wine in new bottles to illustrate the necessity of flexible hearts to receive God's Spirit. He emphasizes that victory is kept not by intellectualism or denominationalism but by a new heart and spirit from God.
William Branham · 77 min de lecture24 mars 1957 · 77 min de lecture
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John 14
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William Branham preaches on four ways to see God: in His universe, in His Word, in His Son, and in His people. He uses nature, Scripture, and personal testimony to demonstrate God's presence and faithfulness, encouraging believers to have faith in God's promises and to recognize God dwelling within them.
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Matthew 17
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William Branham preaches on the Transfiguration, emphasizing that God's voice declared 'Hear ye Him'—pointing to Christ as the ultimate revelation of God's love, surpassing the law (Moses) and justice (Elijah). He calls the church to return to genuine love, holiness, and obedience to the Holy Spirit's tutoring through the Word, warning against worldliness and denominational barriers.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture22 mars 1957 · 67 min de lecture
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Ephesians 1:5
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William Branham calls for unity among denominations, urging believers to focus on Christ rather than doctrinal differences. He contrasts the law, justice, and love, emphasizing that salvation comes only through hearing and obeying Jesus, the beloved Son of God.
William Branham · 16 min de lecture17 mars 1957 · 16 min de lecture
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John 14
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William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing the need to hear Christ above the law and justice represented by Moses and Elijah. He calls for unity and love among believers, urging them to stand for Jesus so that He will stand for them in heaven.
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Luke 7:36-50
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William Branham preaches on the story of the Pharisee who invited Jesus to dinner but neglected to wash His feet, anoint His head, or give Him a kiss. He contrasts the cold, formal religion of the Pharisees with the heartfelt devotion of the sinful woman who washed Jesus' feet with her tears and anointed them with ointment. Branham calls for genuine love and worship of Jesus, warning against hypocrisy and worldliness.
William Branham · 62 min de lecture10 mars 1957 · 62 min de lecture
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Joel 1
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William Branham speaks at a Christian Businessmen's breakfast in Phoenix, using Joel 1:4 and 2:25 to discuss four destroyers (palmerworm, locust, cankerworm, caterpillar) that have eaten away at the church's heritage. He calls for a restoration of brotherly love, unity, and true worship, urging believers to overcome denominational divisions.
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Job 14
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William Branham preaches on the redemptive name Jehovah-Jireh, using Abraham's willingness to sacrifice Isaac as a type of God providing the sacrifice. He emphasizes taking God at His Word unconditionally, as Abraham did, and applies this to divine healing and faith for the impossible.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture9 mars 1957 · 68 min de lecture
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John 10
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William Branham preaches on Jesus as the Good Shepherd, using the metaphor of sheep to illustrate the relationship between believers and Christ. He emphasizes the shepherd's care, the sheep's dependence on the shepherd's voice, and the security of those who follow Him.
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Matthew 24:35
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William Branham preaches on the infallibility of God's Word, using the story of Micaiah and the false prophets to contrast true prophecy based on Scripture with deceptive signs and sensations. He warns against basing salvation on experiences, fasting, or prayer, emphasizing that only faith through the Word saves. Branham calls the church to return to the Bible and avoid being led astray by emotionalism and false doctrines.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture7 mars 1957 · 74 min de lecture
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Numbers 13:30
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William Branham preaches on God's faithfulness to His Word, using the story of Caleb and Joshua to contrast faith in God's promises with fear of circumstances. He warns against false signs and sensations, urging believers to stay grounded in Scripture.
William Branham · 59 min de lecture6 mars 1957 · 59 min de lecture
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John 3
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William Branham preaches on the power of divine love, illustrating how God's love, when projected through believers, produces sovereign grace and miracles. He shares personal stories of love overcoming fear, including encounters with a violent man, hornets, a killer bull, and a dying opossum, to demonstrate that love casts out fear and brings healing.
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Matthew 22
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William Branham preaches on the question Jesus asked the Pharisees: 'What think ye of Christ?' He emphasizes that one's answer determines eternal destiny, healing, and salvation. Branham calls witnesses from Scripture and history to testify that Jesus is the virgin-born Son of God, and urges listeners to accept Him personally.
William Branham · 55 min de lecture3 mars 1957 · 55 min de lecture
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Ezekiel 36
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William Branham preaches on the need for a new heart and spirit, emphasizing that the Christian life is not about intellectualism or outward signs but about the indwelling Holy Spirit as the mainspring of the believer's life. He uses the analogy of an eagle and a watch to illustrate the freedom and power of a Spirit-filled life.
William Branham · 63 min de lecture3 mars 1957 · 63 min de lecture
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John 11
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William Branham preaches on the power of Jesus' presence in the darkest moments, using the raising of Lazarus as a central text. He contrasts human weakness with divine power, emphasizing that Jesus is more than a prophet—He is God manifested in the flesh. Branham calls believers to stand firm on God's promises, as Jesus always arrives in the darkest hour.
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John 14
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William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, emphasizing faith that stops Jesus despite distractions. He calls for reverence and faith, then prays for the sick, demonstrating the gift of discernment as a sign of Christ's presence.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture1 mars 1957 · 67 min de lecture
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Matthew 12
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William Branham preaches on the queen of Sheba's journey to witness Solomon's God-given gift, contrasting her faith with the unbelief of Jesus' generation. He emphasizes that divine healing comes through faith in God's Word and that the same Holy Spirit works today through gifts of discernment and healing, calling believers to press in and believe.
William Branham · 44 min de lecture28 févr. 1957 · 44 min de lecture
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John 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 importance of faith, the baptism of the Holy Spirit, and the power of God to heal, challenging the audience to experience the living Christ through His Word and Spirit.
William Branham · 80 min de lecture26 févr. 1957 · 80 min de lecture
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Luke 18
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William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, emphasizing faith that persists despite opposition. He draws parallels between Bartimaeus's faith in Jesus as the Son of David and the need for modern believers to trust in Christ for salvation and healing. The sermon includes an altar call for those who want Jesus to stand for them on judgment day.
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Ezekiel 36
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William Branham preaches on the need for genuine Christianity, emphasizing that it is an experience of the Holy Spirit, not a denomination or intellectual creed. He uses Ezekiel 36:27 to discuss God's promise to put His Spirit in believers, and warns against impersonating Christianity through empty religious forms.
William Branham · 70 min de lecture27 janv. 1957 · 70 min de lecture
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Mark 16
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William Branham shares a report on his trip to India, emphasizing the need for the church to demonstrate the supernatural power of the Gospel as evidence of Christ's resurrection. He recounts a conversation with a Muslim who challenged Christians to produce the signs promised in Mark 16, and reflects on the poverty he witnessed in India, calling for unity and action among believers.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture26 janv. 1957 · 82 min de lecture
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John 3:16
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William Branham preaches on the theme of divine love and sovereign grace, using John 3:16 as his text. He shares personal stories and testimonies to illustrate how projecting love in faith allows God's grace to intervene in impossible situations, including healings and deliverances.
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Matthew 17
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William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing that believers should hear Christ alone rather than the law or prophets. He contrasts the love of God with human religiosity and calls the church to rise above division and unbelief through faith in the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 70 min de lecture25 janv. 1957 · 70 min de lecture
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Revelation 22
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William Branham preaches on the infallibility of God's Word, warning against false teachings and the spirit of the age. He uses the story of Ahab and Jehoshaphat to illustrate the danger of mixing truth with error, and calls believers to stand on the Word alone.
William Branham · 72 min de lecture20 janv. 1957 · 72 min de lecture
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2 Timothy 4
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William Branham preaches on the need for a genuine heart transformation by the Holy Spirit, contrasting it with intellectualism and emotional fanaticism. He emphasizes that true Christianity is not about outward acts or intellectual knowledge but about receiving a new heart and God's Spirit, which produces authentic fruit and order.
William Branham · 76 min de lecture20 janv. 1957 · 76 min de lecture
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Acts 19
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William Branham preaches on the infallibility of God's Word, using the example of Isaiah's prophecy that the people could not believe in Jesus because the prophet had spoken it. He contrasts true faith in God's Word with empty religious formalism and warns against associating with those who deny the Bible's authority.
William Branham · 110 min de lecture15 janv. 1957 · 110 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 12
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William Branham preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the foundational proof of Christianity. He contrasts the living Christ with dead religious founders, emphasizing that the resurrection is demonstrated through the Holy Spirit's work in believers today. He challenges the church to prove the resurrection by manifesting the same works Jesus did.
William Branham · 97 min de lecture14 janv. 1957 · 97 min de lecture
William Branham
1957
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William Branham discusses the necessity of the Holy Spirit in the church, contrasting the flexibility of new believers with the rigidity of old denominations. He uses the metaphor of new wine in new bottles to illustrate that God's Spirit cannot be contained by intellectualism or tradition. Branham emphasizes that true Christian life comes from the Holy Spirit controlling the believer, not from outward emotions or denominational affiliation.
William Branham · 55 min de lecture13 janv. 1957 · 55 min de lecture
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Genesis 22:7,8,14
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William Branham speaks on God's covenant with Abraham, emphasizing that believers are Abraham's seed and heirs to all promises. He encourages faith in God's Word despite symptoms, using the example of Abraham's unwavering belief. The sermon concludes with a call to separate from unbelief and trust in Jehovah-jireh, the Lord who provides.
William Branham · 84 min de lecture6 janv. 1957 · 84 min de lecture
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Psalms 103:3
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William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing that believers should hear and follow Christ alone, not the law or prophets. He contrasts Moses (law) and Elijah (justice) with Jesus (love), urging the audience to focus on Christ for salvation and healing. Branham also discusses the role of the Holy Spirit as a tutor and the need for Christians to be salty examples.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture5 janv. 1957 · 86 min de lecture
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Matthew 10
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William Branham opens a series of meetings in Cleveland, Tennessee, emphasizing the importance of seeing Jesus through the Word and the Holy Spirit. He discusses the nature of sin as unbelief, the finished work of Calvary for healing, and the necessity of the supernatural confirmation of the Gospel. He challenges believers to live up to the promises of Christ, who is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture4 janv. 1957 · 79 min de lecture
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Genesis 35
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William Branham teaches on the biblical account of Joseph meeting his brethren, drawing parallels to the life of Jesus Christ and the ongoing conflict between the righteous and evil seeds. He emphasizes the importance of divine revelation and the supernatural vindication of God's chosen people.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture30 déc. 1956 · 67 min de lecture
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Matthew 17
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William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Christ, emphasizing that Jesus is the final authority and that believers should 'hear ye Him.' He discusses the finished work of Christ, the relationship between sin and unbelief, and the importance of faith in receiving healing and salvation.
William Branham · 91 min de lecture15 déc. 1956 · 91 min de lecture
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John 1
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William Branham preaches on God's faithfulness to His promises, using the biblical imagery of the Lamb and the Dove to illustrate the nature of Christ and the Holy Spirit. He challenges believers to examine their lives, repent of worldliness, and return to a genuine, holy walk with God.
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Genesis 22
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William Branham preaches on God's covenant with Abraham, focusing on the name Jehovah-Jireh and the finished work of Christ. He emphasizes faith in God's promises, divine healing in the atonement, and the sealing of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 89 min de lecture9 déc. 1956 · 89 min de lecture
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Romans 4
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William Branham preaches on the faith of Abraham, emphasizing God's unconditional covenant and the importance of separation from the world. He encourages believers to claim God's promises, including healing, by faith, and demonstrates the power of God's Word through the example of Abraham's unwavering belief.
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Acts 19
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William Branham speaks on spiritual gifts, emphasizing that they are rays from the same Spirit of God. He uses the type of Joseph and Moses to illustrate Christ, and explains that Jesus did nothing until the Father showed Him, as seen in the raising of Lazarus. He encourages faith in God's promises regardless of circumstances.
William Branham · 78 min de lecture7 déc. 1956 · 78 min de lecture
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Mark 16
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William Branham preaches on the story of Elisha receiving Elijah's mantle, emphasizing the need for a personal relationship with God rather than relying on denominational robes or secondhand faith. He calls for a purging of worldly influences and a sincere pursuit of the Holy Spirit's power.
William Branham
1956
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William Branham preaches on the need for repentance and revival, using the biblical example of Ezra who blushed before God for the sins of Israel. He condemns the moral decay and worldliness in the church, calling for a return to holiness and a Holy Ghost revival.
William Branham · 43 min de lecture25 nov. 1956 · 43 min de lecture
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2 Kings 2:12
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William Branham preaches on the story of Elijah and Elisha, emphasizing the need for a fresh, firsthand anointing from God rather than relying on secondhand religious experiences or robes. He encourages believers to keep their eyes on God's promises and to seek the power of the God of Elijah for their lives and ministries.
William Branham · 48 min de lecture25 nov. 1956 · 48 min de lecture
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