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Prédications, archives : William Branham, texte anglais

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Matthew 24:19

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Questions and Answers

William Branham opens a question-and-answer session at the Branham Tabernacle, addressing topics such as the interpretation of Matthew 24, the nature of false prophets, the gathering of the Bride at the Rapture, and the relationship between water baptism, the Holy Spirit, and salvation. He emphasizes the primacy of the Word as the test of truth and clarifies that water baptism is an outward symbol of regeneration, not the means of remission of sins.

Matthew 24:19Matthew 24:24

William Branham   ·   154 min de lecture23 août 1964   ·   154 min de lecture

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Mark 5

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Proving His Word

William Branham preaches on the importance of proving God's Word, using the examples of the woman with the issue of blood and the Queen of Sheba. He emphasizes that God always keeps His promises and that faith must rest on the proven Word of God, not on human reasoning or scientific proof.

Mark 51 Kings 10

William Branham   ·   144 min de lecture16 août 1964   ·   144 min de lecture

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Revelation 12

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The Future Home of the Heavenly Bridegroom and the Earthly Bride

William Branham preaches on the future home of the Bride of Christ, explaining that the earth will be cleansed by fire and restored as the eternal dwelling place of God and His people. He draws parallels between the three stages of redemption for individuals (repentance, sanctification, Holy Ghost baptism) and the three stages of the earth's redemption (water baptism of Noah's flood, Christ's blood, and final fire).

Revelation 122 Peter 3

William Branham   ·   159 min de lecture2 août 1964   ·   159 min de lecture

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Jeremiah 2

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Broken Cisterns

William Branham preaches on Jeremiah 2:12-13, comparing man-made denominational systems to broken cisterns that hold stagnant, polluted water, while God is the Fountain of Living Water. He warns against apostasy and the mark of the beast, urging believers to come out of denominationalism and drink freely from Christ, the smitten Rock.

Jeremiah 2Jeremiah 2:12,13

William Branham   ·   74 min de lecture26 juil. 1964   ·   74 min de lecture

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Ezekiel 37

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Recognizing Your Day And Its Message

William Branham preaches on recognizing the spiritual hour and message of the day, drawing from Hosea 6 to discuss Israel's restoration and the church's condition. He emphasizes the fulfillment of prophecy, the opening of the Seven Seals, and the imminent Rapture of the Bride.

Ezekiel 37Revelation 3

William Branham   ·   103 min de lecture26 juil. 1964   ·   103 min de lecture

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Hebrews 13

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Going Beyond The Camp

William Branham preaches on the necessity of leaving man-made religious camps and traditions to follow Christ outside the camp, bearing His reproach. He contrasts the camp of God's Word with denominational camps, emphasizing that true sanctification comes through Christ's sacrifice and that believers must go beyond human reason and tradition to experience God's presence and power.

Hebrews 13Hebrews 10

William Branham   ·   68 min de lecture19 juil. 1964   ·   68 min de lecture

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Leviticus 23

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The Feast Of The Trumpets

William Branham teaches on the Feast of Trumpets from Leviticus 23, explaining why the Holy Spirit prevented him from preaching on the Seven Trumpets at this time. He reviews the revelation of the Seven Church Ages and Seven Seals, emphasizing that the Trumpets pertain to Israel, not the Church, and that the Church is in the Laodicean age awaiting the return of Christ.

Leviticus 23Isaiah 18

William Branham   ·   101 min de lecture19 juil. 1964   ·   101 min de lecture

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John 5:24

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Private Interview

William Branham interviews Sister Georgia Bruce, reassuring her of her salvation and the sealing of the Holy Ghost. He prays for her healing, emphasizing that Christ's blood covers her sins and that her desire to serve God is evidence of her faith.

John 5:24

William Branham   ·   5 min de lecture5 juil. 1964   ·   5 min de lecture

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Isaiah 53

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The Masterpiece

William Branham uses the analogy of Michelangelo's statue of Moses to illustrate God's work in creating humanity as His masterpiece. He traces the fall of man and God's redemptive plan through the patriarchs, prophets, and ultimately Jesus Christ, the perfect Masterpiece. Branham emphasizes that Christ is the fulfillment of all Old Testament promises and the only means of redemption.

Isaiah 53John 14

William Branham   ·   93 min de lecture5 juil. 1964   ·   93 min de lecture

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Philippians 2

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The Mighty God Unveiled Before Us

William Branham explains why believers appear odd to the world, using biblical examples like Noah and Moses. He discusses how God veils Himself from unbelievers but reveals Himself to believers, and how the Holy Spirit continues to work in the present age.

Philippians 22 Corinthians 3:6

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture29 juin 1964   ·   69 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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The Trial

William Branham presents a courtroom drama where God's Word is put on trial. The prosecutor (the devil) calls witnesses—Unbeliever, Skeptic, and Impatient—who claim God's promises have failed. The defense witness (the Holy Spirit) counters by calling biblical witnesses like Noah, Abraham, and Moses, showing that God's Word is always fulfilled in His timing.

Mark 16James 5:14

William Branham   ·   73 min de lecture21 juin 1964   ·   73 min de lecture

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Deuteronomy 18:15

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God Has A Provided Lamb

William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus from Mark 10, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He illustrates how Bartimaeus's persistent faith stopped Jesus, and draws parallels to modern faith, including a personal testimony of a woman's prayer being answered. The sermon concludes with an altar call, urging listeners to cry out to Jesus, the provided Lamb of God.

Deuteronomy 18:15

William Branham   ·   59 min de lecture20 juin 1964   ·   59 min de lecture

William Branham

1964

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Who Is Jesus?

William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship breakfast, sharing personal anecdotes and a dramatic retelling of the story of Zacchaeus to illustrate the importance of seeking Jesus despite obstacles and societal opinions.

William Branham   ·   57 min de lecture20 juin 1964   ·   57 min de lecture

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Mark 7

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Perseverant

William Branham preaches on the importance of perseverance in faith, using biblical examples such as Noah, Moses, David, Samson, and the Syrophenician woman to illustrate how those who have encountered God's presence and heard His voice become unstoppable. He encourages the congregation to be persistent in their faith despite obstacles, criticism, or lack of understanding from others.

Mark 7Mark 7:24

William Branham   ·   90 min de lecture19 juin 1964   ·   90 min de lecture

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Matthew 11

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The Presence Of God Unrecognized

William Branham preaches on the unrecognized presence of God, drawing from Matthew 12:38-42. He emphasizes that God's presence is often missed because people are blinded by traditions and creeds, and he calls for a revival of faith to recognize God's work in the current age.

Matthew 11Deuteronomy 18:15

William Branham   ·   77 min de lecture18 juin 1964   ·   77 min de lecture

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John 10

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The Identified Christ of All Ages

William Branham preaches on Jesus Christ as the same yesterday, today, and forever, emphasizing that God reveals Himself through His Word and identifies Himself in each age. He uses biblical examples to show that Christ is the Word made flesh and that the same signs and wonders are available today.

John 10Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   65 min de lecture17 juin 1964   ·   65 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 1

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The Oddball

William Branham preaches on the theme of being considered a 'nut' or 'oddball' for Christ, drawing from 1 Corinthians 1:18-25 and 2 Corinthians 12:11. He uses biblical examples like Noah, Moses, Elijah, John the Baptist, Jesus, and Paul, as well as historical figures like Martin Luther and John Wesley, to show that those who stand on God's Word are often ridiculed. Branham encourages believers to be threaded to the Word rather than the world, and shares testimonies of healings and miracles as evidence of God's power.

1 Corinthians 12 Corinthians 12:11

William Branham   ·   65 min de lecture14 juin 1964   ·   65 min de lecture

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Philippians 2

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The Unveiling of God

William Branham preaches on how God has always veiled Himself throughout history, changing His form (en morphe) from the Pillar of Fire to Jesus Christ to the Holy Spirit, and now reveals Himself to His elect in the last days. He emphasizes that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that believers must accept His Word by faith even when they cannot fully understand it.

Philippians 22 Corinthians 3

William Branham   ·   135 min de lecture14 juin 1964   ·   135 min de lecture

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2 Corinthians 12:11

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The Oddball

William Branham uses the metaphor of a 'nut' (oddball) to describe those who are called out from the world to serve Christ. He traces biblical figures like Noah, Moses, Elijah, and Paul, as well as reformers like Luther and Wesley, who were considered fools by their contemporaries but were used by God to hold the Church together. Branham encourages believers to embrace being 'odd' for Christ, threaded to the Word, and to separate from worldly systems.

2 Corinthians 12:11Malachi 3

William Branham   ·   37 min de lecture31 mai 1964   ·   37 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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A Trial

William Branham presents a courtroom-style sermon where the Word of God is put on trial. The prosecuting attorney (Satan) calls witnesses Unbeliever, Skeptic, and Impatient to testify that God's promises have failed. The defense Witness (Holy Spirit) calls Noah, Abraham, and Moses to show that God's Word is always fulfilled in His timing.

Mark 16John 14:12

William Branham   ·   90 min de lecture27 avr. 1964   ·   90 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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The Trial

In this sermon, William Branham presents a courtroom drama where the Word of God is put on trial for breach of promise. The prosecuting attorney, Satan, calls witnesses Unbelief, Skeptic, and Impatience to testify that God's promises fail. The defense witness, the Holy Spirit, calls biblical figures like Noah, Abraham, Moses, Joshua, and Isaiah to show that God's promises are fulfilled in His timing. Branham concludes by testifying to his own calling and the revelation of the Son of man in the last days.

Mark 16James 5:14

William Branham   ·   56 min de lecture19 avr. 1964   ·   56 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 15

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A Paradox

William Branham speaks on the concept of a paradox—something incredible but true—using biblical examples such as Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, Moses parting the Red Sea, Noah's flood, and David defeating Goliath. He emphasizes that God works through ordinary men who are in the line of duty and have faith in His Word, and warns against relying on human intellect and organization rather than the power of God.

1 Corinthians 151 Corinthians 12

William Branham   ·   101 min de lecture18 avr. 1964   ·   101 min de lecture

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Exodus 19

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Jesus Keeps All His Appointments

William Branham preaches on Jesus keeping all His appointments, using the story of the Pharisee who invited Jesus to dinner but failed to honor Him. He draws parallels to modern church revivals where Christ is invited but not truly welcomed, and emphasizes the need for repentance and recognition of His presence.

Exodus 19Luke 7

William Branham   ·   90 min de lecture18 avr. 1964   ·   90 min de lecture

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John 11

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Then Jesus Came And Called

William Branham preaches on the story of Lazarus from John 11, emphasizing that Jesus comes in the darkest hour to bring hope and resurrection. He contrasts human faith with God's power, urging believers to trust God's Word even when circumstances seem impossible.

John 11John 5:19

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture17 avr. 1964   ·   82 min de lecture

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John 11

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And When Their Eyes Were Opened, They Knew Him

William Branham preaches on the account of the two disciples on the road to Emmaus, emphasizing that even though Jesus had promised His resurrection and explained the Scriptures, they did not recognize Him. He draws parallels to the present day, urging believers to recognize God's fulfillment of His Word and not be blinded by tradition or intellectualism.

John 11Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   79 min de lecture16 avr. 1964   ·   79 min de lecture

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Hebrews 3

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Christ Is Identified The Same In All Generations

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He explains that God identifies Himself in each generation by manifesting His Word through prophets, and that the true interpretation of Scripture comes when God makes His promise live. Branham calls believers to recognize the present hour and the promised Word for this age, rather than living in the glare of past revivals.

Hebrews 3Hebrews 1

William Branham   ·   88 min de lecture15 avr. 1964   ·   88 min de lecture

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John 5:19

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A Court Trial

William Branham presents a courtroom allegory where God is on trial for breach of promise regarding His Word. The prosecuting attorney Satan calls witnesses Unbeliever, Skeptic, and Impatient to testify that God's promises of healing have failed. The defense witness, the Holy Spirit, argues that the promises are only for true believers and that the witnesses have misinterpreted the Word.

John 5:19Mark 16

William Branham   ·   97 min de lecture12 avr. 1964   ·   97 min de lecture

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Amos 3

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Spiritual Amnesia

William Branham preaches on the spiritual condition of the church, drawing from Amos 3 to warn against forgetting God's Word and holiness. He identifies 'spiritual amnesia' as a disease causing believers to lose their identity in Christ and adopt worldly ways.

Amos 3Acts 2

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture11 avr. 1964   ·   69 min de lecture

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Matthew 12

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Scriptural Signs Of The Time

William Branham preaches on the importance of recognizing Scriptural signs and voices in the last days, warning against living in the glare of past revivals and urging believers to heed the present-day message of God. He emphasizes that God sends signs to attract attention, followed by a Scriptural voice, and that the generation that rejects the sign goes into chaos.

Matthew 12Matthew 11

William Branham   ·   83 min de lecture10 avr. 1964   ·   83 min de lecture

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Hebrews 13

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The Identification of Christ in All Ages

William Branham introduces his ministry in Birmingham, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He explains that God identifies Himself through prophets in each age, and that true faith rests on God's unchanging Word.

Hebrews 13Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   83 min de lecture9 avr. 1964   ·   83 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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A Trial

William Branham presents a courtroom allegory where God's Word is on trial against the world, with Satan as prosecutor and the Holy Ghost as defense witness. He calls biblical witnesses like Noah, Abraham, Moses, and Joshua to testify that God keeps His promises, and offers his own testimony of God's faithfulness. The sermon challenges believers to trust God's Word despite delays or opposition.

Mark 16James 5:14

William Branham   ·   57 min de lecture5 avr. 1964   ·   57 min de lecture

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Genesis 22

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Jehovah-Jireh 3

William Branham continues his series on Abraham, focusing on the promise of Isaac and the revelation of God as Elohim. He draws parallels between Abraham's encounter with God in human flesh and the present-day manifestation of God's Word through discernment and healing, emphasizing faith and the imminent return of Christ.

Genesis 22Hebrews 4:12

William Branham   ·   100 min de lecture4 avr. 1964   ·   100 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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Jehovah-Jireh 2

‘These signs shall follow them that believe. They’ll lay hands on the sick and they shall recover,’” said, “we learned up there at school that Mark 16, from the 9th verse on, is not inspired.” Said,…

Mark 16Ephesians 4:30

64 min de lecture3 avr. 1964   ·   64 min de lecture

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Genesis 11

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Jehovah-Jireh

William Branham preaches on the covenant God made with Abraham, emphasizing that God's promises are unconditional and require total separation from unbelief. He draws parallels between the Old Testament covenant and the New Covenant in Christ, highlighting that the same Spirit that was in Christ is in believers today, confirming the covenant through signs and wonders.

Genesis 11Romans 4

William Branham   ·   71 min de lecture2 avr. 1964   ·   71 min de lecture

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1 Timothy 3:16

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The Identified Christ of All Ages

William Branham opens a revival in Louisville, Mississippi, emphasizing the need for unity and faith. He discusses the nature of God as the same yesterday, today, and forever, and how He identifies Himself through His Word in each age, often through a single anointed individual.

1 Timothy 3:16Hebrews 13

William Branham   ·   92 min de lecture1 avr. 1964   ·   92 min de lecture

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Genesis 22:15-18

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Possessing The Gate Of The Enemy After Trial

William Branham preaches on Abraham's faith and the promise that his seed would possess the gate of his enemies. He draws parallels between Abraham's test and the believer's trials, emphasizing that the Royal Seed (Christ) has already conquered every enemy—sickness, death, hell—and that believers, as Abraham's spiritual seed, can possess the gates of their enemies through faith in God's Word and the sealing of the Holy Spirit.

Genesis 22:15-18Genesis 22

William Branham   ·   52 min de lecture22 mars 1964   ·   52 min de lecture

William Branham

1964

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He Was To Pass This Way

William Branham preaches on the story of Zacchaeus, emphasizing the importance of seeking Jesus despite obstacles and the transformative power of encountering the real Christ. He encourages believers to be persistent in their faith and to examine the Word for themselves.

William Branham   ·   48 min de lecture21 mars 1964   ·   48 min de lecture

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Exodus 4

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The Voice Of The Sign

William Branham preaches on the theme of God's signs and their accompanying voice, using the Exodus narrative as a type. He emphasizes that true signs from God are followed by a Scriptural voice, and that prophets are signs of impending judgment, calling the elect to readiness.

Exodus 4Genesis 15:16

William Branham   ·   95 min de lecture21 mars 1964   ·   95 min de lecture

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Hebrews 1

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God Identifying Himself By His Characteristics

William Branham preaches on how God identifies Himself through His characteristics, using examples from nature, the Old Testament, and the life of Jesus. He emphasizes that God's characteristics are supernatural and unchanging, and that believers today should be identified by the same characteristics as Christ.

Hebrews 1Hebrews 1:1

William Branham   ·   69 min de lecture20 mars 1964   ·   69 min de lecture

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John 1:1

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Calling Jesus On The Scene

William Branham preaches on the disciples' experience of calling Jesus during a storm, drawing parallels to the present-day revival and the need to call on Jesus in times of trouble. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that believers must have faith in His Word and presence.

John 1:1Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   63 min de lecture19 mars 1964   ·   63 min de lecture

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Hebrews 13:8

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Sir, We Would See Jesus

William Branham preaches on the desire to see Jesus, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He uses the biblical account of Greeks seeking Jesus and the encounters with Nathanael and the Samaritan woman to illustrate how Jesus identified Himself as the Word made flesh, discerning the thoughts of the heart. Branham urges believers to look forward to what God is doing now rather than clinging to past traditions.

Hebrews 13:8Malachi 3

William Branham   ·   71 min de lecture18 mars 1964   ·   71 min de lecture

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Hebrews 11

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Influence

William Branham preaches on the power of influence, using the story of King Uzziah and the prophet Isaiah to illustrate how a man's life can impact others for good or ill. He warns against pride and stepping outside one's God-given calling, and emphasizes the need for reverence, humility, and action in serving God.

Hebrews 11Isaiah 6

William Branham   ·   93 min de lecture15 mars 1964   ·   93 min de lecture

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Revelation 3

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The Investments

William Branham uses the metaphor of a businessman offering an 'Eternal Life Assurance' policy to discuss the rich young ruler's encounter with Jesus. He contrasts worldly investments with the eternal investment of faith, emphasizing that true life comes only through a personal relationship with Christ, not church membership or moral living.

Revelation 3John 14:12

William Branham   ·   58 min de lecture14 mars 1964   ·   58 min de lecture

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Numbers 12:6

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The Voice Of The Sign

William Branham preaches on the relationship between God's signs and the voice that accompanies them, using the example of Moses and the burning bush. He emphasizes that God always sends a prophet with a sign to attract attention, and the voice behind the sign must be scriptural. Branham applies this to the present day, warning of judgment and calling for repentance.

Numbers 12:62 Peter 1:21

William Branham   ·   67 min de lecture13 mars 1964   ·   67 min de lecture

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Luke 24

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When Their Eyes Were Opened, They Knew Him

William Branham preaches on the road to Emmaus story, emphasizing that the disciples failed to recognize the resurrected Jesus because they did not understand the Scriptures. He draws parallels to the present day, where believers often fail to recognize Christ's work because of creeds, programs, and unbelief. Branham urges the congregation to invite Jesus in so He can open their eyes to the promised Word for this age.

Luke 24Psalms 22

William Branham   ·   73 min de lecture12 mars 1964   ·   73 min de lecture

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Hebrews 1

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God Is Identified By His Characteristics

William Branham preaches that God is identified by His characteristics, which are supernatural and vindicate His Word. He uses biblical examples like Moses, Balaam, and Jesus to show that true identification comes through God's supernatural signs, not just fundamental teaching. He emphasizes that in the last days, the Son of man will be revealed to the elect as in the days of Sodom.

Hebrews 1Hebrews 1:1-3

William Branham   ·   63 min de lecture11 mars 1964   ·   63 min de lecture

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Exodus 12

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The Token

William Branham preaches on the biblical token of the blood in Exodus as a type of the Holy Spirit today. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is the token of identification with Christ, the paid price for redemption, and that only those displaying this token will be saved in the coming exodus of the Bride from the church.

Exodus 121 Timothy 3:16

William Branham   ·   72 min de lecture8 mars 1964   ·   72 min de lecture

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Matthew 14

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A Testimony On The Sea

William Branham uses the biblical account of Jesus walking on water to illustrate the need for a genuine revival and warns against the dangers of denominationalism and the Ecumenical Council. He calls the church to return to the power of the Holy Ghost and a humble, separated life.

Matthew 14John 4

William Branham   ·   72 min de lecture7 mars 1964   ·   72 min de lecture

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Matthew 12

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A Greater Than Solomon Is Here Now

William Branham preaches on Matthew 12:38-42, comparing the generation that rejected Jesus to the queen of Sheba who traveled far to hear Solomon's wisdom. He emphasizes that Jesus is greater than Solomon and that the Holy Spirit's work today is the sign of the resurrection for this adulterous generation.

Matthew 12Matthew 3

William Branham   ·   78 min de lecture6 mars 1964   ·   78 min de lecture

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Matthew 15

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Perseverant

William Branham preaches on the virtue of perseverance in faith, using biblical examples such as the Syrophenician woman, Noah, Moses, David, Samson, and John the Baptist. He emphasizes that true faith is persistent, based on the Word of God, and overcomes all hindrances.

Matthew 15John 1

William Branham   ·   84 min de lecture5 mars 1964   ·   84 min de lecture

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John 12:20

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Sirs, We Would See Jesus

William Branham preaches on the desire to see Jesus, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He uses biblical examples, such as the Greeks seeking Jesus and the encounter with the Samaritan woman, to illustrate that God manifests His Word through prophets and signs. Branham calls the church to recognize the present hour and the promised signs of the end times.

John 12:20Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   54 min de lecture4 mars 1964   ·   54 min de lecture

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Philippians 2

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Identification

William Branham preaches on the necessity of spiritual identification, using Bible characters as mirrors for believers to examine their own faith and alignment with God's Word. He emphasizes that true Christians are identified by the Holy Spirit and by their adherence to Scripture, contrasting them with those who follow popular religious trends.

Philippians 2John 3:16

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture16 févr. 1964   ·   82 min de lecture

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Isaiah 6

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Influences

William Branham preaches on the theme of influences, using the biblical account of King Uzziah and the prophet Isaiah to illustrate how pride and irreverence lead to downfall. He warns against compromising with the world and emphasizes the need for holiness and reverence in the presence of God.

Isaiah 62 Chronicles 26

William Branham   ·   63 min de lecture15 févr. 1964   ·   63 min de lecture

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Numbers 12:6

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The Voice Of The Sign

William Branham teaches on the relationship between signs and the voice of God, using Moses and the burning bush as a primary example. He explains that God gives signs to attract attention, and then the voice of the sign speaks through His Word, often through a prophet. Branham applies this pattern to the present day, urging believers to recognize the signs of the times and heed the voice of God's vindicated Word.

Numbers 12:6John 1

William Branham   ·   76 min de lecture14 févr. 1964   ·   76 min de lecture

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John 11

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Then Jesus Came And Called

William Branham preaches on the story of Lazarus from John 11, emphasizing that Jesus comes in the darkest hour when all hope is gone. He contrasts the evidence of true faith—vindication of the Word in the hour—with outward signs like speaking in tongues or shouting. Branham encourages believers to recognize Jesus as the manifested Word and to believe for the impossible.

John 11John 5:19

William Branham   ·   63 min de lecture13 févr. 1964   ·   63 min de lecture

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Luke 24

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When Their Eyes Were Opened, They Knew Him

William Branham preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ, using the account of the disciples on the road to Emmaus to illustrate how Christ reveals Himself through the Word and through the same works He did before His crucifixion. He emphasizes that God always fulfills His promises, and that believers must invite Him in to have their eyes opened to His presence and power today.

Luke 24Deuteronomy 18:15

William Branham   ·   73 min de lecture12 févr. 1964   ·   73 min de lecture

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Hebrews 11

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Countdown

William Branham uses the analogy of scientific progress from horse and buggy to astronaut to illustrate the spiritual progression of the church through justification, sanctification, and the baptism of the Holy Ghost. He declares that the church is now in the 'astronaut age,' where believers are empowered by the Holy Spirit to rise above creeds and denominations, awaiting the rapture. The sermon emphasizes that natural achievements are types of spiritual realities, and the countdown of church ages is complete, with the next event being the catching away of the Bride.

Hebrews 11Malachi 4

William Branham   ·   71 min de lecture9 févr. 1964   ·   71 min de lecture

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Exodus 12:12,13

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The Token

William Branham preaches on the biblical token of the blood of the lamb in Exodus 12, which prefigures the Holy Spirit as the required token for believers today. He emphasizes that without the baptism of the Holy Ghost, one cannot be identified with Christ and will face judgment.

Exodus 12:12,13Exodus 12:12

William Branham   ·   75 min de lecture8 févr. 1964   ·   75 min de lecture

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Genesis 22

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The Patriarch Abraham

William Branham preaches on the faith of Abraham, the father of faith, emphasizing that true Seed of Abraham believe God's Word regardless of circumstances. He uses examples from the Bible to show how Abraham's Seed possess the gates of their enemies through faith, and concludes with a prayer for the sick.

Genesis 22Hebrews 11

William Branham   ·   58 min de lecture7 févr. 1964   ·   58 min de lecture

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Genesis 22:7,8

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God's Provided Way for This Day

William Branham preaches on God's unchanging way of providing for His people in every age, emphasizing that God always works through His Word and His chosen prophets. He calls believers to come God's way—through the new birth and the baptism of the Holy Ghost—rather than relying on human traditions or denominational systems. The sermon encourages persistent faith and crying out to God until His promises are vindicated.

Genesis 22:7,8Genesis 1

William Branham   ·   57 min de lecture6 févr. 1964   ·   57 min de lecture

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