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Hebrews 13:8
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William Branham preaches on the sign of the resurrection and the greater works of Christ, comparing the faith of the queen of Sheba and the repentance of Nineveh to the present generation's need to accept God's gift of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 96 min de lecture28 juin 1963 · 96 min de lecture
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Judges 16:27,28
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William Branham preaches on the state of the Pentecostal church, using the story of Samson as a symbol of a fallen church that has lost its spiritual power by compromising with the world and organizing into denominations. He calls for a return to the original Pentecostal experience and warns against hybrid Christianity that lacks the genuine Spirit of God.
William Branham · 68 min de lecture28 juin 1963 · 68 min de lecture
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John 1
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manifestation of the written Word. “God was in Christ, reconciling the world to Himself.” God, the Word, was manifested in flesh, in order that His Words might be spoke through human lips and become…
85 min de lecture27 juin 1963 · 85 min de lecture
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John 11
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William Branham preaches on the question 'Why?' using the story of King Ahaziah who sought Baal-zebub instead of God, and Jeremiah's lament about no balm in Gilead. He argues that God's remedy for sin—the Blood of Jesus—is still available, but people refuse it due to stubbornness and fear of losing popularity. He calls for a return to the Word and a Spirit-filled life.
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Genesis 1:1
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William Branham returns to his home church after several months, sharing personal updates and plans for upcoming ministry trips. He dedicates several children to the Lord, emphasizing the biblical basis for child dedication over infant baptism. He also briefly mentions a healing testimony and announces his intention to preach on 'The Flashing Red Light Of His Coming' that evening.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture23 juin 1963 · 86 min de lecture
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Matthew 24
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William Branham preaches on the signs of Christ's coming, comparing the days of Noah to the present time. He discusses the multiplication of people, the increasing beauty of women, and the moral decay as flashing red lights signaling that the end is near.
William Branham · 103 min de lecture23 juin 1963 · 103 min de lecture
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Isaiah 1
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William Branham speaks on the importance of conferences, drawing parallels between world conferences and God's conferences throughout Scripture. He emphasizes the need for unity among believers and the power of faith, sharing personal anecdotes and testimonies of healing.
William Branham · 102 min de lecture8 juin 1963 · 102 min de lecture
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Matthew 14
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William Branham preaches on the account of Jesus walking on water, using the disciples' testimony meeting on the sea as a backdrop. He encourages believers to have faith, separate from man-made doctrines, and let the life of Christ produce His works in them.
William Branham · 117 min de lecture7 juin 1963 · 117 min de lecture
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John 3:16
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William Branham preaches on the human longing to see God, explaining that God can be seen in His universe, His Word, His Son, and His people. He uses personal stories and nature illustrations to demonstrate God's presence and faithfulness.
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Matthew 12
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William Branham preaches on the need for genuine faith and the demonstration of God's power, using the examples of Jonah and Solomon to show that Jesus Christ is greater than both. He challenges the congregation to look beyond symptoms and believe in the resurrection power of Christ, which is present today.
William Branham · 119 min de lecture5 juin 1963 · 119 min de lecture
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John 12:20
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William Branham opens a four-night campaign in Tucson, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He discusses how to identify Christ through His works and the Scriptures, and encourages believers to seek a personal encounter with the living God.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture4 juin 1963 · 86 min de lecture
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Luke 18
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William Branham speaks to young people about the importance of following Jesus Christ, using the story of the rich young ruler as a cautionary tale. He emphasizes that Eternal Life is not inherited but must be accepted through a born-again experience, and warns against rejecting the call of Christ for worldly possessions or popularity.
William Branham · 36 min de lecture1 juin 1963 · 36 min de lecture
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Hebrews 9
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William Branham preaches on the theme of 'Look,' urging believers to focus their faith on Jesus Christ and the Word of God. He uses analogies like a camera's range finder and a rifle's accuracy to illustrate the need to zero in on God's promises, emphasizing that the same power that worked in the apostles is available today through the Blood of Christ.
William Branham · 94 min de lecture28 avr. 1963 · 94 min de lecture
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Hebrews 11
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William Branham speaks on the concept of victory, contrasting worldly victories with the spiritual victory found in Christ. He emphasizes focusing on the innocent substitute, Jesus Christ, and warns against jealousy and division that lead to conflict.
William Branham · 102 min de lecture21 avr. 1963 · 102 min de lecture
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Isaiah 53
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William Branham speaks on how God hides Himself in simplicity, revealing Himself to the humble rather than the wise. He emphasizes that faith in God's Word, not education or science, is the path to knowing God, and that the Church must stay behind the Word.
William Branham · 120 min de lecture12 avr. 1963 · 120 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 4
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William Branham warns that the world is falling apart due to corruption in politics, education, and religion, including Pentecostalism. He calls for a return to the pure Word of God and the Holy Spirit, rejecting man-made systems and traditions. He emphasizes that only the coming of Jesus Christ can save the world.
Deuteronomy 4Deuteronomy 4:10,11
William Branham · 91 min de lecture12 avr. 1963 · 91 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 12
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William Branham answers questions from the congregation regarding the Seven Seals, the wise and foolish virgins, the Rapture, and other biblical topics. He emphasizes the importance of not interpreting revelations personally and encourages believers to continue faithfully in their duties.
William Branham · 144 min de lecture24 mars 1963 · 144 min de lecture
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Revelation 8
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In this closing sermon of the series on the Seven Seals, William Branham discusses the Seventh Seal from Revelation 8:1, emphasizing the silence in heaven. He explains the interval between the Sixth and Seventh Seals, focusing on the sealing of the 144,000 Jews from the tribes of Israel during the Tribulation period, and distinguishes this from the Gentile Bride. He also reflects on the week's services and the importance of divine revelation.
William Branham · 115 min de lecture24 mars 1963 · 115 min de lecture
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Romans 11
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William Branham opens the Sixth Seal from Revelation 6:12-17, comparing it with Matthew 24 to show the judgment that comes after the Church is taken. He discusses the martyrs under the altar, the hundred and forty-four thousand Jews, and the great earthquake and cosmic disturbances that mark the beginning of the Tribulation period.
William Branham · 128 min de lecture23 mars 1963 · 128 min de lecture
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Revelation 6:9
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William Branham opens the Fifth Seal from Revelation 6:9-11, revealing the souls under the altar who were slain for the Word of God. He explains that no beast announces this seal because the church age has ended and the antichrist's ride is complete. Branham contrasts the four beasts of God with the four horses of the antichrist, showing how God's power combated each stage of false teaching.
William Branham · 124 min de lecture22 mars 1963 · 124 min de lecture
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Revelation 6
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William Branham opens the Fourth Seal from Revelation 6:7-8, revealing the pale horse and its rider named Death. He connects this seal to the antichrist spirit and the end-time revelation of mysteries, emphasizing the vindication of God's Word and the stimulation of new wine through revelation.
William Branham · 110 min de lecture21 mars 1963 · 110 min de lecture
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Revelation 10
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William Branham opens the Third Seal from Revelation 6:5-6, describing the black horse and its rider with a pair of balances. He contrasts the fall of the natural Eve with the fall of the spiritual Eve (the church) at the Nicaea Council, warning against substituting man-made creeds for God's Word.
William Branham · 102 min de lecture20 mars 1963 · 102 min de lecture
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Amos 3:7
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William Branham opens the service with prayer and introduces the study of the Second Seal from Revelation 6:3-4. He discusses the four horsemen, emphasizing that the white horse rider represents the antichrist spirit in three stages. He connects the revelation of the seals to the last days and the role of prophets, citing Amos 3:7. Branham also shares personal testimonies of supernatural events and warns against false impersonations of true spiritual movements.
William Branham · 104 min de lecture19 mars 1963 · 104 min de lecture
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Revelation 6
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William Branham begins the study of the Seven Seals, focusing on the First Seal of Revelation 6. He emphasizes that the Book is sealed and can only be opened by the Lamb, and that the mysteries are revealed in the last days. He warns against denominationalism and stresses the importance of being ready for the Rapture.
William Branham · 130 min de lecture18 mars 1963 · 130 min de lecture
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Revelation 5
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William Branham rededicates the Branham Tabernacle, emphasizing reverence and order in worship. He then introduces a message on how God hides Himself in simplicity, revealing Himself to the humble rather than the wise.
William Branham · 140 min de lecture17 mars 1963 · 140 min de lecture
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Ephesians 1
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61 But then, in the last age, all these mysteries are to be solved and handed out. And the Seals are to be opened by the Lamb, and revealed to the Church, and then time is no more. See ? How wonderful !…
83 min de lecture17 mars 1963 · 83 min de lecture
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Philippians 1:20
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William Branham speaks on the necessity of having an absolute—something unchanging to anchor one's faith—especially in times of crisis. He uses biblical examples like Noah, Moses, Daniel, and Paul to illustrate how God's Word is the ultimate absolute that never fails. The sermon is part of a series of prayer meetings for two children facing death, urging believers to pray with unwavering faith in God's promises.
William Branham · 42 min de lecture4 mars 1963 · 42 min de lecture
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John 1
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William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship breakfast in Tucson, using the metaphor of a door to discuss Christ's knocking at the heart of the Laodicean church. He emphasizes the importance of recognizing God in unusual ways and places, and urges believers to open their hearts to Jesus.
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Philippians 1
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William Branham preaches on the necessity of having an absolute in life, using Christ and His Word as the ultimate anchor. He illustrates through personal stories and analogies that every area of life requires a final authority, and for believers, that must be Christ, who is the same as His Word.
William Branham · 103 min de lecture27 janv. 1963 · 103 min de lecture
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Matthew 19
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William Branham speaks to a businessmen's breakfast about making the best investment—eternal life in Jesus Christ. He contrasts the rich young ruler who turned away because the cost was too great with the need for sincere, Word-based faith. Branham warns against gambling with religion, organizational pride, and worldly attachments that hinder true discipleship.
William Branham · 97 min de lecture26 janv. 1963 · 97 min de lecture
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Philippians 2:5
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William Branham preaches on identifying oneself with Bible characters by looking into the mirror of God's Word. He emphasizes Christ as the perfect example of God's character and calls believers to let that same mind be in them, reflecting Christ in their lives.
William Branham · 99 min de lecture23 janv. 1963 · 99 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 11
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William Branham speaks on the importance of remembering the Lord through communion and the examples of biblical figures who remembered God's faithfulness. He emphasizes that true communion is communing with God and waiting for His response, and he encourages believers to stand firm on God's Word despite worldly pressures.
William Branham · 80 min de lecture22 janv. 1963 · 80 min de lecture
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Luke 19
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William Branham tells the story of Zacchaeus, a wealthy tax collector who climbed a sycamore tree to see Jesus. He uses this narrative to encourage businessmen and others to seek Jesus earnestly, regardless of social pressure or personal cost, and emphasizes that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever.
William Branham · 65 min de lecture21 janv. 1963 · 65 min de lecture
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Judges 16:27,28
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William Branham preaches on the story of Samson as a warning to the modern church, particularly the Pentecostal movement, which he argues has fallen into the same traps of glamour, organization, and compromise with the world. He calls for a return to the power of the Holy Spirit and the Word of God.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture20 janv. 1963 · 73 min de lecture
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Isaiah 40
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William Branham preaches on the need to hear the Voice of God amidst the many confusing voices of the last days—political, Hollywood, philosophical, and false religious voices. He uses the examples of Samuel, Noah, Moses, and Adam to show how hearing and obeying God's Word changes lives and brings judgment on the world.
William Branham · 52 min de lecture20 janv. 1963 · 52 min de lecture
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Amos 3
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William Branham uses the prophet Amos as a model to contrast true prophetic ministry with modern evangelism. He warns that the church has drifted from the Word into sin and compromise, and calls for a return to holiness and the authority of Scripture.
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John 16
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William Branham preaches on the Holy Spirit as the Spirit of Truth who guides into all truth and shows things to come. He shares testimonies of visions and healings, emphasizing that God is interested in all creation and that believers must yield to the Holy Spirit.
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Matthew 8
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William Branham preaches on the account of Jesus calming the storm, using the disciples' fear and lack of faith as a lesson for believers today. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that He is present with His people even in times of trouble. Branham encourages the congregation to trust in the Word and the Spirit rather than being flustered by circumstances.
William Branham · 83 min de lecture17 janv. 1963 · 83 min de lecture
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Zechariah 14
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William Branham preaches on the concept of the evening messenger, drawing from Zechariah 14:6-7. He discusses how God sends a prophet at the end of each age to call His people back to the Word, and how the current age is the end time where light will come in the evening.
William Branham · 106 min de lecture16 janv. 1963 · 106 min de lecture
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Genesis 22
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William Branham speaks on accepting God's provided way, using nature as an illustration. He shares a vision of the afterlife and recounts leading an infidel to Christ through a simple lesson about an apple tree. The sermon emphasizes that God has a perfect way for everything, and we must follow it rather than manufacturing our own.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture15 janv. 1963 · 92 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 14:8
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William Branham speaks on the uncertainty of worldly systems—government, politics, home life, and church organizations—contrasting them with the certainty of God's Word. He emphasizes that the Bible is the only sure foundation, and believers must be trained to recognize the clear sound of the Gospel trumpet, standing firm on God's promises.
1 Corinthians 14:8Matthew 24:35
William Branham · 83 min de lecture14 janv. 1963 · 83 min de lecture
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Job 14
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William Branham speaks on the pressures of modern life and the need for a refuge in Christ. Using the Old Testament cities of refuge and the Passover as types, he emphasizes that true safety and relief from pressure come only by being under the Blood of Jesus, not by church membership or denominational affiliation.
William Branham · 61 min de lecture13 janv. 1963 · 61 min de lecture
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Matthew 15
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William Branham preaches on the theme of perseverance, using biblical examples such as Noah, Moses, David, and the Syrophoenician woman to illustrate the importance of persistent faith. He encourages believers to hold fast to God's Word despite opposition and to remain steadfast in their faith.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture13 janv. 1963 · 73 min de lecture
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Revelation 10
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William Branham speaks on the theme of influence, using the example of King Uzziah and the prophet Isaiah to illustrate how one's life and actions affect others. He emphasizes the importance of sincerity, humility, and adherence to God's Word over popularity or organizational loyalty, warning against pride and the loss of spiritual influence.
William Branham · 93 min de lecture12 janv. 1963 · 93 min de lecture
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Ephesians 6:12
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In this New Year's Eve sermon, William Branham encourages believers to recognize the spiritual contest between the Church and Satan, emphasizing the power of God's Word as the believer's strength. He shares a testimony of a healing in India to demonstrate God's power over demonic forces, and calls the congregation to enter the new year with faith and the full armor of God.
William Branham · 40 min de lecture31 déc. 1962 · 40 min de lecture
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Acts 26:15
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William Branham shares a personal testimony about the resolution of a tax case with the U.S. government, emphasizing the importance of having an 'absolute'—a firm, Christ-centered foundation. He draws on biblical examples like Job, Abraham, Moses, and Paul to illustrate how unwavering faith in God's Word enables believers to stand firm amidst trials.
William Branham · 119 min de lecture30 déc. 1962 · 119 min de lecture
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Romans 9
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William Branham preaches on the urgency of the times, interpreting Revelation 10:1-7 and discussing visions and dreams that point to the end of the age. He shares personal experiences and prophetic insights, emphasizing the need to stay true to the Word and the Spirit's guidance.
William Branham · 133 min de lecture30 déc. 1962 · 133 min de lecture
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Psalms 89
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William Branham shares a vision of five mighty angels and reflects on the reproach that God's servants bear for the sake of His Word. He encourages believers to stand firm in faith despite scoffers and trials, using examples from Noah and personal testimonies of healing.
William Branham · 89 min de lecture23 déc. 1962 · 89 min de lecture
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Isaiah 53:5
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William Branham delivers a Christmas message at the tabernacle, discussing the true meaning of Christmas and critiquing its commercial and pagan origins. He emphasizes the importance of spiritual birth over church membership and dedicates several children to the Lord.
William Branham · 109 min de lecture16 déc. 1962 · 109 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 11
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William Branham speaks on the importance of remembering Christ, especially through communion, and warns against the dangers of prejudice, jealousy, and personal gain that can cause one to miss their visitation. He uses examples from Scripture, such as Herod and Judas, to illustrate the consequences of failing to recognize and honor the Lord.
1 Corinthians 111 Corinthians 11:23,24,25
William Branham · 47 min de lecture9 déc. 1962 · 47 min de lecture
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John 1
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William Branham preaches on the need to be convinced of God's Word and then concerned for others. He contrasts the early church's zeal with modern complacency, emphasizing that true conviction leads to action and concern for the lost.
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Hebrews 11
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William Branham uses the analogy of a countdown for a space launch to describe the progression of the church through the seven church ages, culminating in the rapture. He contrasts the natural astronaut age with the spiritual astronaut age, urging believers to rise above earthly denominations and creeds to be ready for Christ's return.
William Branham · 60 min de lecture25 nov. 1962 · 60 min de lecture
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Romans 8:32
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William Branham preaches on the theme of 'All Things' from Romans 8:32, emphasizing that all things are ours through Christ. He discusses the importance of sincerity in worship, warning against ritualistic forms that lack power, and stresses that only the shed blood of Jesus Christ can bridge the chasm between man and God.
William Branham · 64 min de lecture24 nov. 1962 · 64 min de lecture
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Mark 10
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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 faith in Christ rather than worldly possessions. He draws parallels to Noah, Daniel, and other biblical figures who trusted God's promises despite opposition.
William Branham · 69 min de lecture24 nov. 1962 · 69 min de lecture
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2 Kings 1
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William Branham preaches on the need for the church to return to God through the inoculation of the Blood of Jesus Christ and the baptism of the Holy Spirit. He uses the story of King Ahaziah and Elijah to illustrate how people often reject God's provided way back, preferring popular but ineffective methods. Branham calls for a genuine new birth that involves dying to self and taking God's serum for sin.
William Branham · 117 min de lecture23 nov. 1962 · 117 min de lecture
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Leviticus 25
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William Branham speaks on the biblical concept of Jubilee from Leviticus 25, drawing parallels to the Pentecostal outpouring fifty years prior in Louisiana. He warns against losing the original spiritual inheritance through organization and creeds, calling believers to return to the Holy Spirit and the Word.
William Branham · 75 min de lecture22 nov. 1962 · 75 min de lecture
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Acts 19
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William Branham speaks at a rededication service for a small church in Elizabethtown, Kentucky. He uses the biblical examples of David's desire to build a temple and Solomon's construction to illustrate that God's true temple is not a building but the hearts of believers. He emphasizes the need for personal dedication and the filling of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 39 min de lecture11 nov. 1962 · 39 min de lecture
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1 Samuel 8
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William Branham explains his opposition to organized religion, arguing that it is unscriptural and based on human tradition rather than God's Word. He uses biblical examples such as Adam, Nimrod, Korah, and the Pharisees to show that organization leads to rejection of God's messengers and message. Branham emphasizes that salvation is a birth, not a membership, and calls believers to separate from man-made systems.
William Branham · 122 min de lecture11 nov. 1962 · 122 min de lecture
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2 Peter 1
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William Branham discusses the need for a larger church building, commemorates Brother Taylor, and interprets a sister's dream about the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is poured out on individuals, not organizations, and that true faith requires adding virtue, knowledge, temperance, patience, godliness, brotherly kindness, and love.
William Branham · 95 min de lecture4 nov. 1962 · 95 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 11
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William Branham discusses the biblical basis for ordination, emphasizing that gifts and callings come from God alone, not through human impartation. He then ordains Brother McKinney, a former Methodist minister, by laying on of hands and the right hand of fellowship. The sermon concludes with a communion service and feetwashing.
William Branham · 35 min de lecture4 nov. 1962 · 35 min de lecture
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