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Joshua 10
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Paradox
a Bride Tree. Jesus was the Tree of Life from the garden of Eden. Do you believe that ? [Congregation says, “Amen.”—Ed.] He was the Tree of Life.
64 min de lecture6 févr. 1964 · 64 min de lecture
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Prédications, archives : William Branham, texte anglais
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John 1
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God Is His Own Interpreter
William Branham preaches that God interprets His own Word through manifestation, using examples from Scripture such as Abraham, the virgin birth, and the ministry of Jesus. He emphasizes that in the last days, the same signs seen in the days of Sodom will be repeated among the spiritual seed of Abraham.
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Matthew 27
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What Shall We Do With This Jesus Called Christ?
William Branham preaches on the parallel between the trial of Jesus before Pilate and the spiritual condition of the modern church. He warns against rejecting the Holy Spirit's work and the vindicated Word of God, urging listeners to accept Jesus Christ before it is too late.
William Branham · 55 min de lecture26 janv. 1964 · 55 min de lecture
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Isaiah 42:1-7
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Turn On The Light
William Branham preaches on the necessity of accepting the present light of God's Word rather than living in the glare of past ages. He uses the analogy of the sun to illustrate how each age has its own revelation, and warns against rejecting the current light as the Pharisees did. He calls the church to mature with the light and prepare for the coming of Christ.
William Branham · 58 min de lecture25 janv. 1964 · 58 min de lecture
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Isaiah 45
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Looking Unto Jesus
William Branham preaches on the importance of looking unto Jesus as the Word of God for this hour, emphasizing that each generation must see Christ revealed in the promised Word. He contrasts those who see only tradition or criticism with those who, like the prophets and disciples, recognize the vindicated Word and find salvation, healing, and life.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture22 janv. 1964 · 73 min de lecture
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Genesis 13
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God's Word Calls For A Total Separation From Unbelief
William Branham preaches on the necessity of total separation from unbelief, using biblical examples from Genesis, the Nazarite vow, and the life of Jesus to illustrate how God's Word separates light from darkness, faith from doubt, and believers from the world. He emphasizes that true believers must separate themselves from anything contrary to God's Word, including church traditions and worldly cares, to become a Bride prepared for Christ.
William Branham · 81 min de lecture21 janv. 1964 · 81 min de lecture
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Matthew 24:32,35
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His Unfailing Words of Promise
William Branham preaches on the unfailing nature of God's promises, using Matthew 24:32-35 as his text. He discusses the signs of the times, including the fig tree representing Israel becoming a nation, and shares a personal testimony of his wife's miraculous healing from a tumor.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture20 janv. 1964 · 68 min de lecture
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Isaiah 60
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Shalom
William Branham delivers a New Year's message on the theme of 'Shalom' (peace), contrasting the gross darkness covering the earth with the light of God's Word for the elect. He warns against ecumenical movements and denominationalism, urging believers to stand on the vindicated Word and look forward to Christ's coming.
William Branham · 83 min de lecture19 janv. 1964 · 83 min de lecture
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1 Timothy 3:16
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Shalom
In this New Year's message, William Branham addresses the Church as the elect Bride of Christ, contrasting the gross darkness covering the world with the Light of God's revelation. He emphasizes that God reveals His events in heaven before they occur on earth, citing recent signs such as the moon's blackout and the pope's visit to Jerusalem as fulfillments of prophecy. Branham calls the Church to peace (Shalom) and to arise and shine in the midst of darkness.
William Branham · 109 min de lecture12 janv. 1964 · 109 min de lecture
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Acts 20:27
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Look Away to Jesus
William Branham speaks about the Third Pull being vindicated and identified, urging the congregation to remain faithful as the end times approach. He shares testimonies of healings and miracles, including the salvation of Hattie Wright's sons and the calming of a storm, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
William Branham · 118 min de lecture29 déc. 1963 · 118 min de lecture
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Genesis 1:3
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There Is A Man Here That Can Turn On The Light
living His Life the way He wants to, among us, that—that’s not with creeds and different things. Let’s just—just have Him that way.
107 min de lecture29 déc. 1963 · 107 min de lecture
William Branham
1963
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Church Order
William Branham addresses church leaders on proper order and operation of the local church, covering roles of deacons, trustees, and pastor, handling of spiritual gifts like tongues and interpretation, Sunday school organization, and maintaining discipline. He emphasizes following Scripture and the need for orderly conduct in worship services.
William Branham · 102 min de lecture26 déc. 1963 · 102 min de lecture
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Matthew 2
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God's Gifts Always Find Their Places
William Branham reflects on the true meaning of Christmas, contrasting it with pagan traditions. He examines the gifts of the Magi—gold, frankincense, and myrrh—as symbols of Christ's deity, service, and death, emphasizing that believers should dedicate themselves wholly to God.
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Matthew 2
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We Have Seen His Star And Have Come To Worship Him
William Branham speaks on the true meaning of Christmas, contrasting it with commercialism and Santa Claus. He examines the biblical account of the wise men, the star, and Joseph's dream, emphasizing that God reveals truth through His Word and supernatural signs.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture16 déc. 1963 · 82 min de lecture
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Matthew 2
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Why Little Bethlehem
William Branham delivers a Christmas message explaining why God chose the small, humble town of Bethlehem for the birth of Jesus. He emphasizes that God works through the insignificant and humble to display His glory, contrasting worldly tinsel with the true meaning of Christmas. The sermon calls believers to humility and to abide in Christ, the Bread of Life.
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Philippians 1
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An Absolute
William Branham preaches on the necessity of having an absolute in the Christian life, using Paul's conversion as an example of meeting Christ as the ultimate tie post. He contrasts man-made absolutes with God's Word, which is the final authority for believers.
William Branham · 65 min de lecture1 déc. 1963 · 65 min de lecture
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Judges 16
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Just Once More, Lord
In this closing sermon of a convention, William Branham uses the story of Samson to draw a parallel to the modern church, which he sees as having lost its spiritual power by compromising with denominational systems and abandoning the Word of God. He calls for a return to the original Pentecostal experience and a willingness to die to the world in order to regain God's power.
William Branham · 59 min de lecture1 déc. 1963 · 59 min de lecture
William Branham
1963
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Wedding Ceremony
William Branham officiates a wedding ceremony, joining a man and woman in holy matrimony. He prays for God's blessing on the couple and reflects on the parallel between earthly marriage and the coming of Christ for His Bride.
William Branham · 5 min de lecture1 déc. 1963 · 5 min de lecture
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Mark 4
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Go, Awake Jesus
William Branham preaches on the account of Jesus calming the storm, using it as a metaphor for the church facing trials. He discusses three classes of people—believers, unbelievers, and make-believers—and encourages the congregation to recognize Jesus' presence in their midst, even when trouble arises.
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Isaiah 6
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Influence
William Branham speaks to the young people of Shreveport, using the story of King Uzziah and the prophet Isaiah to illustrate the power of influence and the importance of staying in one's God-ordained place. He warns against pride and the danger of trying to take a position God has not given, emphasizing that God's Word is the ultimate standard.
William Branham · 72 min de lecture30 nov. 1963 · 72 min de lecture
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Isaiah 7
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The Super Sign
William Branham preaches on the theme of the 'super sign' as God's supernatural intervention in human history, culminating in the incarnation of Christ and the indwelling of the Holy Spirit in the Church. He contrasts worldly 'super' achievements with God's eternal sign of a virgin conceiving and God dwelling with man, emphasizing that God always sends a prophet as a sign before judgment.
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2 Corinthians 9
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Testimony
William Branham gives a personal testimony of his recent experiences with God, including a supernatural encounter in the Colorado mountains where he commanded a storm to cease and it obeyed. He reflects on the burden he has carried for five years and shares a vision of his wife as a young woman, leading to a deeper sense of God's presence and guidance.
William Branham · 62 min de lecture28 nov. 1963 · 62 min de lecture
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Exodus 12
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The Token
William Branham preaches on the Passover token of blood in Exodus 12, explaining it as a type of Christ. He emphasizes that the Holy Ghost is the believer's token today, identifying those who have accepted Christ's sacrifice. Branham calls for sincerity and separation from the world as the end-time exodus approaches.
William Branham · 83 min de lecture28 nov. 1963 · 83 min de lecture
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Matthew 11
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The World Is Again Falling Apart
William Branham speaks on the world's moral, political, and religious decay, comparing it to the time of Christ's first coming. He warns that the world is again falling apart and calls for a return to the anointed Word of God for the hour.
William Branham · 89 min de lecture27 nov. 1963 · 89 min de lecture
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John 6
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Three Kinds of Believers
William Branham preaches on three categories of believers: true believers, make-believers, and unbelievers, using biblical examples such as Peter, Noah, Daniel, David, Abraham, Job, Joseph, Nathanael, and Bartimaeus to illustrate genuine faith that trusts God's Word despite opposition or impossibility.
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Matthew 27
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What Shall I Do With Jesus Called Christ?
William Branham opens with a prayer for the Kennedy family after the President's assassination, then transitions to a Sunday school lesson on the trial of Jesus before Pilate. He emphasizes that the religious system of the day rejected Christ despite knowing He was the Messiah, and draws parallels to modern times where denominational systems prevent people from accepting the truth of God's Word.
William Branham · 114 min de lecture24 nov. 1963 · 114 min de lecture
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1 Thessalonians 4
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I Am The Resurrection And Life
A funeral sermon for a young Christian named Garnett, using nature's cycles of death and resurrection to illustrate the certainty of the believer's resurrection through Christ. Branham emphasizes that only those 'germitized' by the Holy Spirit will rise again, and comforts the bereaved with the hope of reunion.
William Branham · 37 min de lecture18 nov. 1963 · 37 min de lecture
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Judges 16
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Once More
William Branham preaches on the parallel between Samson's fall and the modern church's loss of spiritual power. He laments that the church has compromised with the world, lost its spiritual sight, and become captive to denominational systems, just as Samson was captured by the Philistines. He calls for a return to the Word and the power of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture17 nov. 1963 · 74 min de lecture
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Mark 10
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Investments
William Branham speaks to businessmen in New York City about the investment of eternal life. He contrasts worldly investments with the assurance of salvation through Jesus Christ, using the story of the rich young ruler and examples from Noah and Daniel.
William Branham · 77 min de lecture16 nov. 1963 · 77 min de lecture
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Hebrews 4:12
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Perseverance
William Branham preaches on the importance of perseverance in faith, using biblical examples such as the Canaanite woman, Noah, Moses, David, and Samson. He encourages believers to persist in trusting God's Word despite opposition or lack of immediate results, and concludes with a prayer line for the sick.
William Branham · 105 min de lecture16 nov. 1963 · 105 min de lecture
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Matthew 10
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The World Is Falling Apart
A rabbit and chicken, a little duck, took the resurrection time. It’s all chickens and ducks and eggs, and what’s that got to do with the resurrection ? See ? And it’s too bad we…that puts it before our…
62 min de lecture15 nov. 1963 · 62 min de lecture
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Isaiah 6
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Influence
William Branham preaches on the theme of influence, using the story of King Uzziah and the prophet Isaiah from Isaiah 6. He emphasizes that Christians must be careful of their influence on others, avoid pride, and keep their eyes on God rather than on fallible humans. The sermon calls for reverence, humility, and staying in one's God-given position.
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Genesis 6
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The Sign Of This Time
William Branham preaches on the signs of the times, emphasizing that as in the days of Noah and Sodom, the last days will be marked by God's judgment and the manifestation of His Spirit in human flesh. He warns against seeking signs for entertainment and calls for genuine faith in the finished work of Christ.
William Branham · 95 min de lecture13 nov. 1963 · 95 min de lecture
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John 1
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Sir, We Would See Jesus
William Branham opens a series of meetings by expressing his desire to see Jesus Christ, not just hear about Him. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that believers should reflect His life. Branham contrasts true Christianity with reliance on education, entertainment, or religious dress, urging a return to the Word and the power of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 95 min de lecture12 nov. 1963 · 95 min de lecture
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Mark 11
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He That Is In You
William Branham preaches on the power of God within believers, emphasizing that 'greater is He that is in you than he that is in the world.' He discusses the end times, the Seven Seals, and the importance of staying true to the Word. The sermon includes baby dedications, testimonies of healing, and a call to faith and repentance.
William Branham · 109 min de lecture10 nov. 1963 · 109 min de lecture
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Jude 1:5
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Souls That Are In Prison Now
William Branham preaches on the fate of souls imprisoned in hell, drawing from visions he experienced as a youth and recent observations of modern women's appearance that reminded him of those visions. He explores the biblical passages in Jude, 2 Peter, and 1 Peter about angels and spirits in prison, and questions whether current times reflect the judgment he foresaw.
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Matthew 8
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Go, Wake Jesus
William Branham preaches on the account of Jesus calming the storm, emphasizing that Christ is present with believers in every trial. He encourages the congregation to recognize Jesus' presence and to have faith in His power to calm life's storms, just as He did on the Sea of Galilee.
William Branham · 101 min de lecture3 nov. 1963 · 101 min de lecture
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Romans 8
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Pardon
William Branham preaches on the theme of pardon through the blood of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that true pardon requires acceptance and sincerity, not mere ritual or tradition. He contrasts the Old Testament blood sacrifices with the New Testament reality of Christ's sacrifice, urging believers to display the token of the Holy Spirit in their lives.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture28 oct. 1963 · 74 min de lecture
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Jeremiah 29
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Desperations
William Branham preaches on the necessity of desperation in seeking God, using biblical examples like Jacob and Hezekiah. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is the Token of the Blood applied, and that true faith requires love and fervent prayer.
William Branham · 97 min de lecture1 sept. 1963 · 97 min de lecture
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Exodus 12
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Token
William Branham preaches on the concept of the 'Token' from Exodus 12:13, explaining that the blood of the lamb in Egypt was a token of God's protection. He draws a parallel to the Holy Spirit as the Token for believers today, emphasizing that it is the only sign God will recognize for salvation and deliverance from coming wrath.
William Branham · 135 min de lecture1 sept. 1963 · 135 min de lecture
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Revelation 3
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How Can I Overcome?
William Branham encourages believers to overcome the world by yielding to Christ, using examples from Noah, Daniel, and Lot. He emphasizes that true overcoming comes through the Holy Spirit, not human effort, and warns against becoming spiritually stagnant in the Laodicean church age.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture25 août 1963 · 90 min de lecture
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Mark 11
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Perfect Faith
William Branham teaches on the nature of perfect faith as a substance, not imagination, that comes by hearing the Word of God. He emphasizes that believers must recognize their position in Christ and have unwavering confidence in God's promises, illustrated through biblical examples and personal testimonies of healing.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture25 août 1963 · 82 min de lecture
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Matthew 16
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The Uniting Time And Sign
William Branham speaks on the importance of discerning the signs of the times, emphasizing that God gives signs to believers. He draws parallels between the rejection of Jesus by the Jews and the current rejection of God's Word by churches uniting in ecumenical movements, warning of coming judgment.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture18 août 1963 · 67 min de lecture
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Mark 4:35
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Calling Jesus On The Scene
William Branham preaches on Mark 4:35-41, using the story of Jesus calming the storm to illustrate that believers have Jesus in their ship (their lives) and can call on Him in times of trouble. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His Word is the remedy for every problem.
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Judges 16
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Once More
William Branham uses the story of Samson to draw a parallel with the modern church, which he sees as having lost its spiritual power by compromising with the world and denominationalism. He calls for repentance and a return to the Word of God, urging believers to cry out for a revival of the Holy Spirit's power.
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Isaiah 6
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Influence
William Branham preaches on the theme of influence, using the story of King Uzziah and the prophet Isaiah to illustrate how even godly people can fall when they become self-sufficient. He emphasizes the importance of humility, reverence for God, and the need for Christians to live righteously as examples to others.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture3 août 1963 · 68 min de lecture
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Exodus 13:22
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Investments
William Branham uses the story of the rich young ruler to discuss the concept of spiritual investments, urging believers to invest in eternal life through Jesus Christ rather than worldly possessions or denominational affiliations. He contrasts the Laodicean church age with the opportunity for true conversion and the new birth.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture3 août 1963 · 85 min de lecture
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Malachi 3
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Perseverant
William Branham preaches on the virtue of perseverance, using the example of the Syrophoenician woman who persisted in seeking Jesus' help for her daughter. He emphasizes that true faith is based on God's Word and leads to persistence despite obstacles, and he encourages believers to hold fast to God's promises.
William Branham · 78 min de lecture2 août 1963 · 78 min de lecture
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Joshua 10
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A Paradox
William Branham preaches on the concept of a paradox as a miracle that seems incredible but is true. He uses biblical examples such as Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, the feeding of the five thousand, and the virgin birth to illustrate that God is still performing paradoxes today through the new birth and the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 72 min de lecture1 août 1963 · 72 min de lecture
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John 12:32
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There Is Only One Way Provided By God For Anything
William Branham preaches that God has only one way to accomplish anything, and any deviation from that way is perversion. He uses examples from nature, such as hybrid seeds and the migration of geese, to illustrate how man's attempts to improve upon God's ways lead to corruption. He emphasizes that the only way to eternal life is through Jesus Christ, the Word made flesh, and that believers must cry out for the promises of God until they are fulfilled.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture31 juil. 1963 · 87 min de lecture
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John 5:24
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Christ Is The Mystery Of God Revealed
William Branham teaches that the entire Bible is the revelation of God's mystery in Christ, hidden from ages but now revealed to saints. He emphasizes that Christ is the image of the invisible God and the fullness of God dwells in Him, and that believers must continue in faith grounded and settled.
William Branham · 200 min de lecture28 juil. 1963 · 200 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 5:15
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God Doesn't Call Man To Judgment Without First Warning Him
William Branham preaches on God's nature to always warn before judgment, using Hezekiah, Jonah, and Amos as examples. He emphasizes the urgency of the present hour and the need for repentance, drawing parallels to the end times.
1 Corinthians 5:152 Corinthians 7:1
William Branham · 89 min de lecture24 juil. 1963 · 89 min de lecture
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1 Peter 5
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He Cares. Do You Care?
William Branham speaks on God's care for humanity, emphasizing the Holy Spirit as the Comforter who continues Christ's work. He addresses the lack of sincerity in modern society and the church, urging genuine confession and faith for healing and salvation.
William Branham · 119 min de lecture21 juil. 1963 · 119 min de lecture
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John 14:12
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A Prisoner
William Branham preaches on Paul's declaration of being 'a prisoner of Jesus Christ,' emphasizing total surrender to God's will and the Word. He contrasts being yoked to Christ versus being bound by personal ambition or denominational ties, urging believers to become prisoners to Christ alone.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture17 juil. 1963 · 68 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 13
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Humble Thyself
William Branham speaks on the necessity of humility and unity among believers, urging the congregation to confess faults, love one another, and work together in harmony. He anticipates a healing service and the manifestation of the Third Pull, emphasizing that God exalts the humble.
1 Corinthians 13James 5:14,13,14,15
William Branham · 35 min de lecture14 juil. 1963 · 35 min de lecture
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Exodus 13:21
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Why Cry? Speak!
William Branham preaches on Exodus 13-14, focusing on God's command to Moses to stop crying and speak to the people to go forward. He draws parallels between Moses' calling and the present-day church, emphasizing the need for a personal encounter with God that anoints faith and brings supernatural reality to the Word.
William Branham · 115 min de lecture14 juil. 1963 · 115 min de lecture
William Branham
1963
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Communion
William Branham leads a communion service, emphasizing self-examination and holiness before partaking. He reads from 1 Corinthians 11, explaining the importance of discerning the Lord's body and living a life worthy of the Gospel. The service includes prayers for forgiveness and sanctification of the bread and wine.
William Branham · 13 min de lecture7 juil. 1963 · 13 min de lecture
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Revelation 17
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The Indictment
William Branham delivers a sermon titled 'The Indictment,' in which he charges the denominational churches of his day with crucifying Jesus Christ afresh by rejecting the Word of God and clinging to creeds and organizations. He draws parallels between the religious leaders who crucified Christ physically at Jerusalem and modern churches that spiritually crucify Him by refusing to accept the full revelation of the Word. Branham argues that the same spirit of jealousy, spiritual blindness, and compromise is at work today, and he calls for a return to the sole authority of Scripture under the shed blood of Christ.
William Branham · 131 min de lecture7 juil. 1963 · 131 min de lecture
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Luke 14
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Is Your Life Worthy Of The Gospel?
William Branham preaches on the parable of the great supper, warning against making excuses to reject God's invitation. He traces how nations and individuals have spurned the Holy Spirit's call, leading to judgment, and urges believers to live lives worthy of the Gospel by following Christ daily.
William Branham · 135 min de lecture30 juin 1963 · 135 min de lecture
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Exodus 3
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The Third Exodus
William Branham preaches on the parallel between the exodus of Israel from Egypt and a spiritual exodus of the true church in the last days. He warns against denominationalism and the ecumenical movement, calling believers to separate from organized religion and return to the pure Word and Spirit of God.
William Branham · 101 min de lecture30 juin 1963 · 101 min de lecture