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Prédications, archives : William Branham, texte anglais

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2 Corinthians 6:7

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Possessing All Things

William Branham shares a testimony of surviving a rifle accident, then preaches on the believer's inheritance as heirs of all things through Christ, using Abraham's victory over the kings and his meeting with Melchizedek as a type. He encourages believers to claim God's promises by faith and fight the enemy for what is rightfully theirs.

2 Corinthians 6:71 Corinthians 6:7

William Branham   ·   73 min de lecture6 mai 1962   ·   73 min de lecture

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Genesis 20:7

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The Restoration of the Bride Tree

William Branham speaks on Easter Sunday about the concept of restoration, using Joel 2:25 and Genesis 20:7 as texts. He explains that believers have the legal right to enforce God's promises against Satan, restoring what was lost through sin, sickness, and death. The sermon emphasizes the power of the Holy Spirit to bring restoration and resurrection.

Genesis 20:7Joel 1

William Branham   ·   186 min de lecture22 avr. 1962   ·   186 min de lecture

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Numbers 14

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Presuming

William Branham teaches on the danger of presuming in spiritual matters, using the Old Testament account of Israel at Kadesh-barnea as a warning. He contrasts faith in God's Word with human reasoning and presumption, emphasizing that unbelief is the root of sin. Branham calls believers to stand alone on the Word, fight for every promise, and reject denominational creeds that contradict Scripture.

Numbers 14Hebrews 1

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture8 avr. 1962   ·   82 min de lecture

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Jeremiah 10:2

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The Signs Of His Coming

William Branham speaks on the signs of Christ's coming, emphasizing that God always gives signs before judgment. He contrasts the dismay of unbelievers with the encouragement believers receive from these signs, and stresses the importance of staying true to God's Word.

Jeremiah 10:2Revelation 21

William Branham   ·   124 min de lecture7 avr. 1962   ·   124 min de lecture

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John 10

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Wisdom Versus Faith

William Branham teaches on the two sources of life: wisdom and faith. He traces wisdom back to Satan's deception in the Garden of Eden, where he offered Eve knowledge contrary to God's Word, while faith comes from God and requires believing His Word without reasoning. Branham emphasizes that believers must reject human reasoning and hold fast to God's Word, as faith alone leads to eternal life.

John 10Genesis 1

William Branham   ·   154 min de lecture1 avr. 1962   ·   154 min de lecture

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Genesis 1:11

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The End-Time Sign Seed

William Branham preaches on the end-time sign seed, emphasizing that God's Word is the original seed that cannot be hybridized with human creeds or doctrines. He uses examples from nature and Scripture to show that God reveals His secrets to prophets and that believers must accept the Word without doubt to bring forth life.

Genesis 1:11Hebrews 6

William Branham   ·   76 min de lecture19 mars 1962   ·   76 min de lecture

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John 1

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The Spoken Word Is The Original Seed 1

William Branham begins a series explaining his ministry and beliefs, emphasizing that the spoken Word of God is the original seed that cannot be hybridized. He argues that the Bible is the infallible Word of God, that it does not contradict itself, and that adding to or taking from it brings judgment. He traces the pattern of hybridization from Eve to modern denominations, asserting that true life comes only from the original seed.

John 1Matthew 28:19

William Branham   ·   271 min de lecture18 mars 1962   ·   271 min de lecture

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John 5:24

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Expressions

A funeral sermon for Sister Bell, using nature's cycles—trees, flowers, and the sun—as expressions of God's promise of resurrection. Branham comforts the family by affirming that death is not the end but a transition to eternal life, as demonstrated by Christ's resurrection.

John 5:24

William Branham   ·   27 min de lecture13 mars 1962   ·   27 min de lecture

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1 Peter 5:8-10

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The Greatest Battle Ever Fought

William Branham announces a forthcoming message on the greatest battle ever fought, drawing from 1 Peter 5:8-10, Ephesians 6:10-17, and Daniel 12:1-14. He explains that the battleground is the human mind, where decisions are made between faith and doubt, and emphasizes the need to clear all channels to let God's Word take root.

1 Peter 5:8-10Ephesians 6:10-17

William Branham   ·   137 min de lecture11 mars 1962   ·   137 min de lecture

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Matthew 15:21

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Perseverance

William Branham preaches on the importance of perseverance in faith, using the example of the Canaanite woman from Matthew 15. He emphasizes that true faith is persistent, rooted in God's Word, and does not mix with unbelief. Branham encourages believers to hold fast to God's promises despite circumstances, as God is the same yesterday, today, and forever.

Matthew 15:21Hebrews 13:8

William Branham   ·   149 min de lecture18 févr. 1962   ·   149 min de lecture

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Hebrews 1

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Oneness

William Branham preaches on the theme of oneness with God, emphasizing that true fellowship requires believing every word of Scripture. He uses Adam and Eve's fall as a warning that doubting even one word breaks union with God, and calls the church to reject man-made creeds and hold fast to God's Word.

Hebrews 1Genesis 1:26,7

William Branham   ·   106 min de lecture11 févr. 1962   ·   106 min de lecture

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Hebrews 12

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Communion

William Branham shares experiences from a recent convention in Arizona, emphasizing the need for genuine communion with God through the Holy Spirit rather than mere ritual. He explains that true communion is a two-way conversation with God, and the bread and wine are only memorials of Christ's sacrifice.

Hebrews 12John 6

William Branham   ·   62 min de lecture4 févr. 1962   ·   62 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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Explaining The Ministry

William Branham explains his ministry and the operation of spiritual gifts, emphasizing that God's Word is the ultimate authority and that the same Holy Spirit that worked in biblical times works today. He shares personal testimonies of visions and healings, and calls the congregation to faith in Jesus Christ.

Mark 16Galatians 1:8

William Branham   ·   22 min de lecture29 janv. 1962   ·   22 min de lecture

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Joshua 10:12

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A Paradox

William Branham preaches on the theme of paradox, using biblical examples such as Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, Noah building the ark, Abraham and Isaac, David and Goliath, and Moses leading Israel. He emphasizes that God works in incredible but true ways, and that believers must hold fast to God's Word to see His paradoxical power manifest.

Joshua 10:12Hebrews 11:3

William Branham   ·   84 min de lecture28 janv. 1962   ·   84 min de lecture

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Matthew 11:6

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Unbelief Does Not Hinder God

William Branham preaches on Romans 3:3, arguing that unbelief does not hinder God's plans but only destroys the unbeliever. He contrasts faith and unbelief, using biblical examples like Noah and Jesus, and encourages believers to stay rooted in God's Word.

Matthew 11:6Romans 3

William Branham   ·   45 min de lecture28 janv. 1962   ·   45 min de lecture

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Luke 7:36

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The Meanest Man I Know

William Branham speaks at a Full Gospel Business Men's Fellowship breakfast, sharing personal experiences of visions and healings, and then preaches on the Pharisee who invited Jesus to dinner, contrasting the world's ways with the humility of Christ.

Luke 7:36

William Branham   ·   76 min de lecture27 janv. 1962   ·   76 min de lecture

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Ephesians 4:30

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Have Not I Sent Thee?

William Branham preaches on the need for God's people to return to His Word and experience His miracles, using the story of Gideon as an example. He emphasizes that God sends prophets to call His people back, and that true faith is demonstrated by God confirming His Word with signs and wonders.

Ephesians 4:30John 5:24

William Branham   ·   114 min de lecture24 janv. 1962   ·   114 min de lecture

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Mark 10:28

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Forsaking All

William Branham preaches on the necessity of forsaking all to follow Christ, using examples from Scripture such as Abraham, Israel, and the disciples. He emphasizes that God rewards those who leave behind worldly possessions, relationships, and traditions to obey His Word.

Mark 10:28Mark 10

William Branham   ·   103 min de lecture23 janv. 1962   ·   103 min de lecture

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Mark 16

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Confirmation Of The Commission

William Branham speaks on the necessity of divine confirmation for those commissioned by God, using the analogy of a U.S. marshal's credentials. He emphasizes that true believers will have signs following them as promised in Mark 16 and John 14:12, contrasting this with mere human credentials or denominational affiliations.

Mark 16John 14:12

William Branham   ·   106 min de lecture22 janv. 1962   ·   106 min de lecture

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Genesis 22

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And Thy Seed Shall Possess The Gate Of His Enemy

William Branham preaches on the promise to Abraham that his seed would possess the gate of his enemy, emphasizing that this promise applies to spiritual seed—those who are born of the Spirit. He contrasts true faith in God's Word with reliance on organizations, and stresses the need for testing and separation from the world.

Genesis 22Ephesians 4:30

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture21 janv. 1962   ·   82 min de lecture

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Revelation 19

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The Marriage of the Lamb

William Branham speaks on the marriage of the Lamb, using the analogy of earthly marriage to describe the relationship between Christ and His Church. He emphasizes the need for a genuine connection with Christ through the Holy Spirit, not just an artificial profession of faith.

Revelation 19John 6

William Branham   ·   98 min de lecture21 janv. 1962   ·   98 min de lecture

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Malachi 3

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The Unchangeable God Working In An Unexpectable Way

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of God, who works in unexpected ways, times, and places. Using biblical examples like Moses, Jacob, and the birth of Jesus, he encourages believers to hold fast to God's promises despite opposition or unexpected circumstances.

Malachi 3Hebrews 11

William Branham   ·   85 min de lecture20 janv. 1962   ·   85 min de lecture

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John 12:32

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An Ensign

William Branham speaks on the concept of an 'ensign' as a God-given sign or authority for believers. He contrasts man's failed attempts to save himself through science, education, and human achievement with God's provision of faith and the cross of Christ as the ultimate ensign. Branham encourages the congregation to hold fast to the authority Christ has given His Church.

John 12:32Isaiah 5:26

William Branham   ·   76 min de lecture19 janv. 1962   ·   76 min de lecture

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John 1

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Convinced Then Concerned

William Branham preaches on the importance of being convinced of the truth of the Gospel before becoming concerned for others. Using John the Baptist as an example, he emphasizes the need to stay with Jesus long enough to be absolutely sure, which then produces a burden for the lost. He contrasts this with the lack of concern in modern churches and calls for a return to holiness.

John 1John 14:12

William Branham   ·   107 min de lecture18 janv. 1962   ·   107 min de lecture

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Numbers 14

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Presuming

William Branham warns against presuming upon God's grace without actual biblical authority. Using the example of Israel at Kadesh-barnea and Samson, he urges believers to fully obey God's Word rather than relying on past experiences or denominational creeds.

Numbers 14Numbers 14:41

William Branham   ·   152 min de lecture17 janv. 1962   ·   152 min de lecture

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Judges 6:7

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If God Be With Us, Then Where Is All The Miracles?

William Branham preaches on the need for God's people to return to the Word and experience His miracles. Using the story of Gideon, he challenges the church to move beyond denominational barriers and doubt to see God's supernatural power manifested today.

Judges 6:7John 14:12

William Branham   ·   91 min de lecture31 déc. 1961   ·   91 min de lecture

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Ephesians 4

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You Must Be Born Again

William Branham teaches on the necessity of the new birth, emphasizing that it is a spiritual experience beyond church membership or creed recitation. He uses the conversation between Jesus and Nicodemus to explain that being born again is essential to see and enter the Kingdom of God.

Ephesians 4John 3:1-12

William Branham   ·   119 min de lecture31 déc. 1961   ·   119 min de lecture

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Isaiah 42

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Sirs, We Would See Jesus

In this Christmas message, William Branham contrasts the true meaning of Christmas with its modern commercialization and pagan traditions. He emphasizes that to truly see Jesus, one must die to self and be crucified with Christ, pointing to the cross rather than to celebrations or church affiliations.

Isaiah 42John 12

William Branham   ·   87 min de lecture24 déc. 1961   ·   87 min de lecture

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Hebrews 11

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Christianity Versus Idolatry

William Branham contrasts true Christianity with idolatry, tracing its origins from pagan Rome to modern practices. He warns against false spirits and emphasizes the importance of adhering to Scripture, using examples from history and his own ministry.

Hebrews 11Jeremiah 7

William Branham   ·   101 min de lecture17 déc. 1961   ·   101 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 5:8

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Paradox

William Branham discusses the concept of paradox as something incredible but true, using examples from nature and Scripture. He shares a vision of a deadly mamba snake and emphasizes the need for sincerity in faith. The sermon culminates in the account of Joshua commanding the sun to stand still, illustrating God's power over creation.

1 Corinthians 5:8Joshua 10

William Branham   ·   113 min de lecture10 déc. 1961   ·   113 min de lecture

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Romans 4

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Perfect Strength By Perfect Weakness

William Branham preaches on the paradox that God's strength is made perfect in human weakness, using Paul's testimony in 2 Corinthians 12:9 as the text. He emphasizes that believers must surrender their own abilities, education, and strengths to become vessels God can use, drawing examples from biblical heroes like Paul and the apostles.

Romans 4Hebrews 11

William Branham   ·   125 min de lecture19 nov. 1961   ·   125 min de lecture

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Deuteronomy 20

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A True Sign That's Overlooked

William Branham preaches on how God uses prophets as signs to a generation, but these signs are often overlooked. He draws parallels from Noah, Moses, Ezekiel, and Elijah to show that true prophets are rejected by the world but are God's deliverance for His people.

Deuteronomy 20Exodus 4

William Branham   ·   128 min de lecture12 nov. 1961   ·   128 min de lecture

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Matthew 9

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The Testimony of a True Witness

William Branham shares his gratitude for the congregation's support during his mother's illness and death, describing a vision where he saw her restored to youth. He emphasizes the certainty of the Christian faith through the testimony of nature, Scripture, and personal experience, urging believers to be true witnesses of Christ's resurrection.

Matthew 9Acts 1

William Branham   ·   101 min de lecture5 nov. 1961   ·   101 min de lecture

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Acts 2:38

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Questions and Answers

William Branham answers questions from the congregation on topics including water baptism in Jesus' name, the interpretation of Hebrews 6:4-6 and 10:26-39, the meaning of Jesus' command to 'feed my sheep,' and whether being slain in the Spirit is a sign of a husband's salvation. He emphasizes the importance of following Scripture and warns against rejecting further light from God.

Acts 2:38Matthew 28:19

William Branham   ·   116 min de lecture15 oct. 1961   ·   116 min de lecture

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Psalms 105

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Respects

William Branham speaks on the importance of giving respect and reverence to God and His messengers. He uses biblical examples such as Noah, Moses, and Elijah to illustrate how God demands respect and how disrespect leads to judgment. He encourages believers to honor God's Word and His anointed servants.

Psalms 105Ecclesiastes 12:13

William Branham   ·   85 min de lecture15 oct. 1961   ·   85 min de lecture

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Matthew 3

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It Becometh Us to Fulfil All Righteousness

William Branham, facing his mother's imminent death, preaches on the necessity of fulfilling all righteousness as exemplified by Jesus' baptism. He shares personal testimonies of visions and healings to demonstrate God's faithfulness, urging believers to stand firm on God's Word despite criticism.

Matthew 3Mark 16

William Branham   ·   80 min de lecture1 oct. 1961   ·   80 min de lecture

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John 14

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The Comforter

William Branham speaks on the Holy Spirit as the Comforter, emphasizing that the Word of God is our comfort and heritage. He draws examples from Noah, Job, and Abraham to illustrate unwavering faith in God's promises, even in times of trial and suffering.

John 14Isaiah 28

William Branham   ·   81 min de lecture1 oct. 1961   ·   81 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 11:23

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Let Your Light So Shine Before Men

William Branham speaks on the importance of Christians being living examples of Christ, using the metaphor of a billboard to illustrate how believers should attract others to God through their actions. He emphasizes that the world sees Christ through believers, and that a genuine Christian life will make others hunger for righteousness.

1 Corinthians 11:23

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture3 sept. 1961   ·   82 min de lecture

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Revelation 6

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The Message of Grace

William Branham shares a personal experience of seeing three rainbows in a field, confirming his message that Jesus is Jehovah of the Old Testament. He then preaches on grace, using Zechariah 4 to emphasize that salvation is not by might or power but by God's Spirit, and that grace has been God's plan from Eden onward.

Revelation 6Zechariah 4

William Branham   ·   108 min de lecture27 août 1961   ·   108 min de lecture

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James 5:14

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Faith

William Branham teaches that the power of God resides within every believer through the Holy Spirit, and that faith is the law that activates that power for salvation, healing, and all needs. He uses the examples of Jesus' resurrection, Abraham's faith, and the Philippian jailer to illustrate that faith in God's promises brings forth what is already within. He also addresses a Catholic convert and warns against organizational formalism.

James 5:14Acts 2

William Branham   ·   24 min de lecture13 août 1961   ·   24 min de lecture

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Acts 16

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Thy House

William Branham speaks on the promise that believing on the Lord Jesus Christ brings salvation to one's household, using the examples of the Philippian jailer and Job. He encourages faith for family members and emphasizes that God honors the faith of parents for their children.

Acts 16John 5:24

William Branham   ·   98 min de lecture8 août 1961   ·   98 min de lecture

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Revelation 3

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The Seventieth Week of Daniel

William Branham explains the prophecy of Daniel's seventy weeks, demonstrating how it applies to the Jewish people and reveals the timeline of the Messiah's coming. He emphasizes that the Jews are God's timepiece and that the Church age is separate from the prophetic weeks. Branham concludes that the prophecy precisely points to Jesus Christ as the Messiah.

Revelation 3Daniel 9:24

William Branham   ·   112 min de lecture6 août 1961   ·   112 min de lecture

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Psalms 99

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Gabriel's Instructions to Daniel

William Branham begins a study on Daniel's Seventy Weeks, explaining its connection to the Book of Revelation and the end times. He emphasizes the need for prayer and understanding as the Church approaches the final week of Daniel's prophecy.

Psalms 99Psalms 99:99

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture30 juil. 1961   ·   82 min de lecture

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Daniel 9

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The Sixfold Purpose of Gabriel's Visit to Daniel

William Branham continues his series on Daniel, focusing on the sixfold purpose of Gabriel's visit to Daniel as recorded in Daniel 9:24. He explains each purpose: to finish transgression, make an end of sins, make reconciliation for iniquity, bring in everlasting righteousness, seal up vision and prophecy, and anoint the Most Holy. Branham connects these purposes to the future restoration of Israel and the second coming of Christ.

Daniel 9Romans 11

William Branham   ·   82 min de lecture30 juil. 1961   ·   82 min de lecture

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Revelation 1

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God Being Misunderstood

William Branham addresses questions from the congregation on topics including baptism, the Godhead, tithing, spiritual gifts, and biblical prophecy. He emphasizes the importance of reverence in church, correct baptismal formula, and discerning the Holy Spirit's work without judging individuals.

Revelation 1Matthew 28:19

William Branham   ·   101 min de lecture23 juil. 1961   ·   101 min de lecture

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Revelation 6

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The Ever-Present Water From The Rock

William Branham shares a personal dream and his struggle with God's leading regarding his ministry location. He then teaches from Exodus 17, using the rock struck by Moses as a type of Christ, emphasizing that the Holy Spirit (the water) follows believers continually, just as the rock followed Israel.

Revelation 6Exodus 17

William Branham   ·   86 min de lecture23 juil. 1961   ·   86 min de lecture

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Ephesians 1:13,14

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Revelation, Chapter Five Part II

William Branham discusses recent events, including a fulfilled vision and a doctrinal controversy that was resolved. He emphasizes staying true to the Word of God, warns against false spiritual gifts, and introduces the theme of redemption through the Lamb as a Kinsman Redeemer, using the story of Ruth and Boaz as an illustration.

Ephesians 1:13,14Revelation 1

William Branham   ·   100 min de lecture18 juin 1961   ·   100 min de lecture

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Luke 3:15

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Revelation, Chapter Five Part I

William Branham announces his departure from the ministry due to some followers falsely claiming he is the Messiah, which he denounces as a lie of the devil. He then continues his sermon series on Revelation, focusing on the seven-sealed book and the mercy seat guarded by the four living creatures, emphasizing the earnest of the Holy Spirit as the seal of believers' adoption.

Luke 3:15Revelation 4

William Branham   ·   64 min de lecture11 juin 1961   ·   64 min de lecture

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Acts 19

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Show Us The Father

William Branham speaks on the human cry to see God, using the account of Philip in John 14:8. He explores four ways to see God: in His universe, in His Word, in His Son, and in His people. He emphasizes that God is present and can be seen through nature, faith, and the indwelling Holy Spirit.

Acts 19John 14:8

William Branham   ·   91 min de lecture21 mai 1961   ·   91 min de lecture

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Matthew 4:17

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From That Time

William Branham speaks on the phrase 'from that time,' illustrating how pivotal moments—whether sinful or redemptive—change a person's life. He shares personal anecdotes and biblical examples, emphasizing that meeting God transforms a person forever.

Matthew 4:17John 5:19

William Branham   ·   81 min de lecture20 mai 1961   ·   81 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 12

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SIRS, WE WOULD SEE JESUS

William Branham speaks on the desire to see Jesus, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He discusses the role of divine healing as a sign of Christ's presence and the importance of faith over education or tradition in recognizing Him.

1 Corinthians 12John 12:20,21

William Branham   ·   80 min de lecture19 mai 1961   ·   80 min de lecture

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James 5

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IT IS I

William Branham speaks on the importance of simple childlike faith and the power of prayer. He recounts the testimonies of the apostles, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His presence is with believers today.

James 5Matthew 14:27

William Branham   ·   87 min de lecture17 mai 1961   ·   87 min de lecture

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John 12:32

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God's Provided Way

William Branham speaks on God's provided way for salvation and healing, contrasting man's failed attempts at achievement through science and human effort with God's perfect provision in Jesus Christ. He emphasizes that faith in God's Word and acceptance of Christ's finished work at Calvary is the only way to receive God's blessings.

John 12:32

William Branham   ·   41 min de lecture16 mai 1961   ·   41 min de lecture

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Psalms 103:3

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Jesus Christ The Same Yesterday, Today, And Forever

William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He argues that divine healing and salvation are already accomplished through Christ's sacrifice, and that faith in God's Word is essential to receive these blessings. Branham uses the example of Nathanael's encounter with Jesus to illustrate how Christ reveals Himself as Messiah through supernatural knowledge.

Psalms 103:3John 12:20

William Branham   ·   85 min de lecture16 mai 1961   ·   85 min de lecture

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1 Corinthians 12

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A Greater Than Solomon Is Here

William Branham speaks about the power of prayer, the gifts of the Spirit, and the importance of faith. He shares testimonies of healings and recounts his missionary experiences in Africa, emphasizing that true Christianity is demonstrated through the power of God, not just theology.

1 Corinthians 12Mark 16

William Branham   ·   116 min de lecture15 mai 1961   ·   116 min de lecture

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Isaiah 7:14

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Super Sign

William Branham preaches on the 'Super Sign' promised by God in Isaiah 7:14—a virgin conceiving and bearing a Son, Immanuel. He contrasts man's failed attempts at super achievements (towers, cities, ships, organizations) with God's eternal supernatural sign: God made flesh among His people. Branham emphasizes that the same supernatural signs of Christ's resurrection are available today through a supernatural people born of Abraham's faith.

Isaiah 7:14Genesis 22:16,17

William Branham   ·   46 min de lecture30 avr. 1961   ·   46 min de lecture

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Luke 7:40

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One Of The Meanest Men In Town

William Branham preaches on the story of Simon the Pharisee and the sinful woman who anointed Jesus' feet. He contrasts the cold, self-righteous welcome of the religious leader with the humble, tearful devotion of the outcast, urging listeners to truly welcome Jesus and not leave Him with 'dirty feet.'

Luke 7:40

William Branham   ·   50 min de lecture29 avr. 1961   ·   50 min de lecture

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Matthew 24:35

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The Uncertain Sound

William Branham preaches on the uncertainty of the world—nations, jobs, homes, politics, and churches—contrasting it with the certainty of God's Word. He uses biblical examples like Noah, Moses, Elijah, and David to illustrate unwavering faith in God's promises, encouraging believers to trust God's Word despite worldly instability.

Matthew 24:35Genesis 1:26

William Branham   ·   74 min de lecture29 avr. 1961   ·   74 min de lecture

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2 Kings 3

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Getting In The Spirit

William Branham preaches on the need for the Church to return to the Holy Spirit, using the story of Elisha and the minstrel from 2 Kings 3:15. He laments that the Church has become dry and fruitless through organization and division, and calls for a revival of love, unity, and the genuine power of God.

2 Kings 3

William Branham   ·   99 min de lecture28 avr. 1961   ·   99 min de lecture

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Luke 8:50

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Only Believe

William Branham preaches on the importance of faith, using the story of Jairus from Luke 8:50. He encourages believers to confess their faith openly, even when facing opposition, and emphasizes that God's power is available to meet every need.

Luke 8:50Luke 8

William Branham   ·   84 min de lecture27 avr. 1961   ·   84 min de lecture

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