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Matthew 11
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William Branham preaches on the story of Micaiah the prophet from 1 Kings 22, emphasizing the importance of speaking only what God says regardless of popular opinion. He contrasts true prophets with those who compromise, and encourages believers to stay faithful to God's Word.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture26 avr. 1961 · 85 min de lecture
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Matthew 11:6
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William Branham preaches on Matthew 11:6, 'Blessed is he, whosoever shall not be offended in me,' calling it the forgotten beatitude. He uses the example of John the Baptist, who became discouraged in prison and doubted Jesus, to encourage believers not to be offended when God's ways don't match their expectations. Branham emphasizes that God is always on schedule and that the same works Jesus did are being repeated in the evening time.
William Branham · 55 min de lecture25 avr. 1961 · 55 min de lecture
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Isaiah 35
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William Branham addresses a gathering of ministers in Chicago, explaining his stance on the Godhead and the divisions among Pentecostal groups over water baptism and the Trinity. He advocates for unity and love among believers, emphasizing that both the Oneness and Trinitarian positions are wrong when they argue, and that the true focus should be on winning souls to Christ.
William Branham · 96 min de lecture25 avr. 1961 · 96 min de lecture
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Luke 24:32
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William Branham preaches on the resurrection of Jesus Christ as the greatest news flash in history, emphasizing that Christ appears only to His elected believers and that the church must move beyond dead creeds and organizations to experience the living Christ. He calls believers to 'come, see, and go tell' the message of the resurrected Lord.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture24 avr. 1961 · 79 min de lecture
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Galatians 3:29
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William Branham preaches on Galatians 3:29, explaining that believers in Christ are Abraham's seed and heirs according to the promise. He traces the parallels between God's dealings with Abraham and the Church, emphasizing election, grace, justification, sanctification, and the confirmation of the covenant through Christ's sacrifice.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture23 avr. 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Genesis 22
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William Branham preaches on the Abrahamic covenant, emphasizing that God's promises to Abraham and his seed are unconditional and based on election. He calls believers to total separation from the world, warning that compromise hinders revival.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture16 avr. 1961 · 100 min de lecture
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Matthew 4:17
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William Branham shares personal anecdotes and a sermon on the transformative power of encountering God. He emphasizes that true change comes from a divine encounter, not external reforms, and calls for unity and love among believers.
William Branham · 50 min de lecture15 avr. 1961 · 50 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 14:8
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William Branham preaches on the uncertainty of the world—in national security, jobs, politics, and the church—contrasting it with the certainty of God's Word. He shares a personal vision of Christ's intercession and urges believers to trust in the unchanging Word of God.
1 Corinthians 14:8Matthew 24:35
William Branham · 90 min de lecture15 avr. 1961 · 90 min de lecture
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John 5:19
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William Branham preaches on faith and divine healing, emphasizing that healing was accomplished at Calvary and is received by faith. He uses the biblical account of Jesus walking on water and the testimonies of the disciples to illustrate that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His presence is manifested through spiritual gifts.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture14 avr. 1961 · 79 min de lecture
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Matthew 10
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William Branham preaches on the importance of faith in God's Word for healing, explaining the nature of his prophetic gift and the role of the believer's faith. He addresses why many are not healed despite God's provision, using biblical examples and personal testimonies to encourage trust in God's promises.
William Branham · 107 min de lecture13 avr. 1961 · 107 min de lecture
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Mark 16
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William Branham speaks on the greatness of Christ compared to Solomon, using the Queen of Sheba's visit as a type. He shares testimonies of healing and revival in Africa, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that His works vindicate His Word.
William Branham · 98 min de lecture12 avr. 1961 · 98 min de lecture
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John 6
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William Branham speaks on the importance of returning to the original Pentecostal experience and warns against hybrid religion that mixes human traditions with God's Word. He uses the analogy of hybrid corn and mules to illustrate how perversion leads to sterility and death, urging believers to be pedigreed Christians tracing their lineage back to Pentecost.
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Isaiah 1:18
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William Branham speaks on the importance of conferences, drawing parallels between worldly conferences and divine conferences with God. He emphasizes the need for the church to come together, lay aside differences, and be inspired by the Holy Spirit, using the example of an eagle's faith and confidence in its wings to illustrate trusting in God's power.
William Branham · 78 min de lecture10 avr. 1961 · 78 min de lecture
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Revelation 22
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William Branham opens a revival campaign in Bloomington, Illinois, emphasizing that divine healing and salvation are based on faith in the finished work of Christ at Calvary. He argues that God is infinite and unchanging, and that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever, therefore the same signs and wonders should be seen today. Using the account of the Greeks who said 'Sirs, we would see Jesus,' he challenges believers to seek a living encounter with the risen Christ rather than mere historical knowledge.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture9 avr. 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Luke 24
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William Branham delivers an Easter sermon on the true meaning of the Easter seal, contrasting it with worldly seals and offerings. He traces the conflict between Cain and Abel through history, showing how greed and rejection of God's provided way lead to persecution of the righteous. He emphasizes that Christ's resurrection is the ultimate seal of victory over sin and death, and calls for clean-cut decisions for God.
William Branham · 103 min de lecture2 avr. 1961 · 103 min de lecture
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1 Kings 17:1
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William Branham preaches on the parallels between ancient Israel under Ahab and Jezebel and modern America, warning against spiritual decline, compromise with worldly systems, and the rise of a Jezebel-like religious spirit. He calls for a return to the pure Word of God and the power of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 76 min de lecture19 mars 1961 · 76 min de lecture
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Genesis 22:14
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William Branham continues his series on Abraham, showing how God's covenant with Abraham and the signs given to him are mirrored in the Church age. He emphasizes that the last sign given to Abraham—the Angel revealing the thoughts of Sarah—is the same sign being manifested in the Church today, preceding the change of the body and the rapture.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture18 mars 1961 · 90 min de lecture
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Hebrews 10
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William Branham preaches on the covenant God made with Abraham, emphasizing that it was a covenant of grace, not law, and that believers become Abraham's seed through the Holy Spirit. He contrasts faith with unbelief, warning against turning away from revealed truth, and applies the covenant to divine healing and the believer's security in Christ.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture17 mars 1961 · 86 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 2:3
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William Branham preaches on the parallel between Israel's mistake of choosing law over grace and the Pentecostal church's similar error of organizing and adding works to grace. He warns that unbelief and reliance on human systems keep believers from entering the full promise of God.
William Branham · 79 min de lecture16 mars 1961 · 79 min de lecture
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1 Corinthians 14:8
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William Branham preaches on the uncertainty of the times, including national security, jobs, home life, politics, and the church. He emphasizes that only God's Word is certain and calls for a return to the true gospel and the experience of the Holy Ghost.
1 Corinthians 14:82 Timothy 3:7
William Branham · 93 min de lecture15 mars 1961 · 93 min de lecture
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Acts 19
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William Branham preaches on the compound redemptive name Jehovah-Jireh, 'the Lord will provide a sacrifice,' using Abraham's faith as a model for believers. He emphasizes that believers are Abraham's Seed through Christ and must possess Abraham's unwavering faith to claim God's promises, including healing. The sermon also recounts a debate on divine healing and the photographic evidence of the Angel of the Lord.
William Branham · 96 min de lecture12 mars 1961 · 96 min de lecture
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Matthew 14:27
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William Branham encourages believers not to fear, using the account of Jesus walking on water. He contrasts the early Pentecostal movement with modern Christianity, emphasizing the need for genuine faith and holiness. Branham also shares testimonies of healings and prophetic ministry, urging the church to prepare for Christ's soon return.
William Branham · 109 min de lecture11 mars 1961 · 109 min de lecture
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Psalms 103:3
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William Branham opens a revival meeting in Virginia, explaining his approach to divine healing and the importance of faith in God's Word. He emphasizes that healing was accomplished at Calvary and must be accepted by faith, not feelings. He also outlines the logistics of prayer cards and the meeting schedule.
William Branham · 89 min de lecture8 mars 1961 · 89 min de lecture
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Hebrews 4
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William Branham shares a vision of the afterlife given to him by God, describing a place of perfect love, youth, and joy beyond the curtain of time. He encourages believers to press on in faith, love, and obedience to the Word, and to embrace divine healing through genuine faith in Christ's sacrifice.
William Branham · 40 min de lecture5 mars 1961 · 40 min de lecture
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Acts 19
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William Branham preaches on the covenant God made with Abraham, emphasizing that believers are Abraham's Seed through faith in Christ. He explains that God's promises are unconditional and that healing is already provided through Christ's sacrifice. Branham encourages the congregation to look to their Sacrifice rather than their own worthiness.
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Matthew 14:27
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William Branham preaches on the theme of fear versus faith, using the biblical account of Jesus walking on water and the disciples' testimony meeting in the boat. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that the sign of the Messiah—discerning the thoughts of the heart—is still active today. Branham encourages the congregation to have faith and not be afraid, as God's presence is with them.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture24 févr. 1961 · 90 min de lecture
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Mark 11:23
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William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's visit to Solomon as a type of the church seeking Christ. He contrasts the wisdom of Solomon with the greater wisdom of Christ, emphasizing that true faith comes by revelation and that the same signs and wonders that followed Christ should follow believers today.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture19 févr. 1961 · 100 min de lecture
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Jeremiah 8:22
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William Branham preaches on the question from Jeremiah 8:22, asking why God's people are not recovered if there is balm in Gilead and a physician there. He warns against rejecting God's provision, using examples from Israel's history and contemporary society, and calls the church to holiness and unity.
William Branham · 99 min de lecture18 févr. 1961 · 99 min de lecture
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Genesis 14
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William Branham continues his teaching on the Mark of the Beast and the Seal of God, emphasizing that the Seal of God is the Holy Spirit and the mark of the beast is rejection of the Holy Spirit. He traces this conflict from Cain and Abel through history, warning that in the last days, only those sealed with the Holy Spirit will escape God's judgment.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture17 févr. 1961 · 85 min de lecture
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Matthew 24:24
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William Branham preaches on the biblical concepts of the Mark of the Beast and the Seal of God, tracing their origins from Genesis through Revelation. He argues that the Seal of God is the baptism of the Holy Ghost, while the mark of the beast is the rejection of it, and emphasizes that these two forces are at work in the world today.
William Branham · 98 min de lecture16 févr. 1961 · 98 min de lecture
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John 5:24
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William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, emphasizing faith as the sixth sense that defies the five physical senses. He encourages persistent faith and prayer, drawing parallels between Bartimaeus's hope and the believer's trust in God's unchanging power.
William Branham · 93 min de lecture15 févr. 1961 · 93 min de lecture
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1 John 1:7
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William Branham speaks on the true basis of fellowship with God and one another, emphasizing that human efforts such as education, denominations, and science cannot restore fellowship. He stresses that only through the Blood of Jesus Christ can fellowship be achieved, using examples from the Bible and his own ministry experiences.
William Branham · 71 min de lecture14 févr. 1961 · 71 min de lecture
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Genesis 22
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William Branham preaches on the promise to Abraham that his seed would possess the gate of his enemies, emphasizing that believers are Abraham's seed through Christ and must endure trials to receive the promise. He illustrates this with the story of the three Hebrew children in the fiery furnace and encourages steadfast faith.
William Branham · 76 min de lecture13 févr. 1961 · 76 min de lecture
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Hebrews 13:8
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He encourages faith in Christ's finished work at Calvary for both salvation and healing, and demonstrates through Scripture how Jesus revealed Himself as Messiah through prophetic signs, which continue today through the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 84 min de lecture12 févr. 1961 · 84 min de lecture
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Ezekiel 33:33
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William Branham shares personal anecdotes and teachings on faith, the Holy Spirit, and the story of Abraham offering Isaac. He emphasizes trusting God's provision and the importance of being led by the Spirit.
William Branham · 58 min de lecture12 févr. 1961 · 58 min de lecture
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John 5:24
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William Branham continues his series on Abraham, discussing the patriarch's faith and obedience to God. He emphasizes the importance of staying true to God's promises and warns against the dangers of worldliness and organization in the church. The sermon includes testimonies of healing and missionary work.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture11 févr. 1961 · 82 min de lecture
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Malachi 3
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William Branham continues his study in Genesis, focusing on Abraham's covenant with God. He contrasts the faith of Abraham with the lukewarm Laodicean church age, emphasizing the need for separation from the world and a return to original Pentecostal faith. He also discusses the coming of Elijah and the restoration of the church.
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Genesis 22:14
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William Branham preaches on the covenant God made with Abraham, emphasizing that it was unconditional and based on grace, not law. He contrasts Abraham's faith with the lukewarm state of the modern church, urging believers to separate from the world and fully trust God's promises.
William Branham · 91 min de lecture9 févr. 1961 · 91 min de lecture
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Exodus 19
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William Branham preaches on the need to see Jesus as He is today, the same yesterday, today, and forever. He contrasts the early Pentecostal church's faith with modern complacency, urging believers to recognize God's visitation and return to the Word and Spirit. He emphasizes that the Messiah's sign is a prophet who knows the secrets of the heart, as demonstrated when Jesus called Simon and Nathanael.
William Branham · 95 min de lecture8 févr. 1961 · 95 min de lecture
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Luke 2:26
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William Branham opens a revival series in Long Beach, emphasizing the need for genuine revival through prayer and full obedience to God. He uses biblical examples like Noah, Abraham, and Moses to illustrate the power of expectation based on God's Word, and encourages the congregation to prepare their hearts for healing and spiritual renewal.
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Acts 4
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William Branham speaks on the theme of expectation based on faith in God's promises, using examples from Abraham, Moses, and Simeon. He encourages believers to separate from unbelief and expect God to fulfill His Word, especially regarding healing and the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 65 min de lecture5 févr. 1961 · 65 min de lecture
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Genesis 1:26
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William Branham preaches on the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ, emphasizing that He is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He discusses divine healing as a finished work at Calvary, the importance of faith and confession, and the need for believers to see Jesus through the Holy Spirit's manifestation in the church.
William Branham · 97 min de lecture5 févr. 1961 · 97 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 2
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William Branham uses Deuteronomy 2:3 to call the church to move beyond denominational divisions and into the fullness of God's promise. He compares Israel's wilderness wanderings to the Pentecostal movement's forty-year stagnation, urging unity and a return to Spirit-led revival.
William Branham · 45 min de lecture29 janv. 1961 · 45 min de lecture
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Jeremiah 8:22
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William Branham preaches on the question 'Why?' from Jeremiah 8:22, asking why God's people are not recovered when there is balm in Gilead and a Physician. He uses the story of King Ahaziah and Elijah to illustrate that people reject God's remedy due to stubbornness and selfishness. Branham emphasizes the need for genuine new birth and the Holy Spirit, warning against substitutes and compromise.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture28 janv. 1961 · 82 min de lecture
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Psalms 103:3
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William Branham delivers a farewell message in Beaumont, Texas, emphasizing love and unity among believers of different denominations. He shares a personal vision where God shows him the cost of sin and the power of forgiveness, leading him to repent of his judgmental attitude. He then preaches from Jeremiah 8:22, asking why people refuse God's provided way of escape through Jesus Christ.
William Branham · 80 min de lecture25 janv. 1961 · 80 min de lecture
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Luke 18:38
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William Branham preaches on the story of blind Bartimaeus, drawing parallels between physical blindness and spiritual blindness. He emphasizes the importance of faith, holding onto God's promises, and the need for love and compassion in the church.
William Branham · 89 min de lecture24 janv. 1961 · 89 min de lecture
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Matthew 14:27
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William Branham preaches on the importance of simple faith in Jesus Christ, using the biblical account of Jesus walking on water and the disciples' fear. He shares testimonies of miraculous healings among Native Americans and emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that believers should not be afraid but trust in Him.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture23 janv. 1961 · 90 min de lecture
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Deuteronomy 32:11
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William Branham uses the metaphor of an eagle to describe the Christian life, emphasizing the need to rise above worldly creeds and distractions through faith in God. He shares personal experiences observing eagles in nature, drawing parallels to spiritual truths about God's protection, the power of the Holy Spirit, and the importance of living a high and holy life. The sermon encourages believers to trust in God's provision and to soar above the limitations of denominationalism.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture22 janv. 1961 · 74 min de lecture
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Luke 1:37
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William Branham preaches on Mary's encounter with the angel Gabriel, emphasizing her faith in God's Word despite the impossibility of a virgin birth. He draws parallels to the present day, urging believers to accept God's promises without requiring signs, and highlights the role of the Holy Spirit as God's messenger in the last days.
William Branham · 70 min de lecture21 janv. 1961 · 70 min de lecture
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Acts 7
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William Branham uses the analogy of a rifle that must be perfectly zeroed to discuss the apparent contradiction between Matthew 28:19 (baptizing in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Ghost) and Acts 2:38 (baptizing in the name of Jesus Christ). He argues that the Bible must be perfectly consistent and that the solution lies in understanding that Father, Son, and Holy Ghost are titles, not names, and that the one Name is Jesus. He emphasizes that spiritual revelation, not seminary teaching, is the key to understanding Scripture.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture20 janv. 1961 · 73 min de lecture
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Matthew 12:42
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William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba's journey to hear Solomon's wisdom as a type of the end-time generation seeking the sign of the resurrection. He contrasts the faith of those who hunger for God with the unbelief of a wicked and adulterous generation, emphasizing that the same Gospel that blinded the Jews now blinds the Gentiles, while the true Church rallies around the gift of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 104 min de lecture19 janv. 1961 · 104 min de lecture
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Acts 2:38
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William Branham preaches on the importance of returning to the original Word of God, emphasizing that truth is found at the beginning. He criticizes denominations for perverting God's Word with creeds and traditions, and calls for a return to the Pentecostal experience and the power of the Holy Spirit as seen in the early church.
William Branham · 18 min de lecture19 janv. 1961 · 18 min de lecture
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John 12
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William Branham returns to Beaumont, Texas after twelve years, emphasizing the unchanging nature of Jesus Christ as the same yesterday, today, and forever. He discusses the importance of love, faith, and the Holy Spirit, and prepares to pray for the sick, affirming that healing and salvation were accomplished at Calvary.
William Branham · 94 min de lecture18 janv. 1961 · 94 min de lecture
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Revelation 4
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William Branham preaches on the meaning of 'Messiah' as the Anointed One and King, emphasizing that Jesus fulfilled all prophecies. He explains that believers, as 'Messiahettes,' are anointed with the same Spirit to perform signs and wonders, and calls the church to return to the Word and the power of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 88 min de lecture17 janv. 1961 · 88 min de lecture
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Matthew 2
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William Branham addresses a group of ministers, deacons, and trustees, answering questions about calling to ministry, speaking in tongues, and the fruit of the Spirit. He emphasizes that the evidence of the Holy Ghost is a Christ-like life, not tongues, and that God's call must be confirmed in one's heart.
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Revelation 4
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In this sermon, William Branham continues his exposition of Revelation chapter 4, focusing on the throne of God and the mercy seat. He emphasizes that the mercy seat becomes a judgment seat after the Church is raptured, and that only the Blood of Jesus Christ can appease God's wrath. He also shares testimonies of answered prayer and discusses the spiritual condition of the world and the Church in the last days.
William Branham · 145 min de lecture8 janv. 1961 · 145 min de lecture
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Matthew 17
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William Branham continues his series on Revelation chapter 4, discussing the voice of the trumpet, the throne in heaven, and the living creatures. He emphasizes trusting God's promises, using examples from Abraham, Noah, and John the Baptist, and contrasts worldly wisdom with God's wisdom.
William Branham · 120 min de lecture1 janv. 1961 · 120 min de lecture
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Revelation 4
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William Branham begins a New Year's Eve service by reflecting on the past year and pressing toward the high calling in Christ. He introduces the fourth chapter of Revelation, explaining that after the Church Age, a door opens in heaven and John is called up to see things to come. Branham emphasizes that Christ is the only door to salvation and warns against rejecting His message.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture31 déc. 1960 · 73 min de lecture
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Matthew 2
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In this Christmas sermon, William Branham reflects on the humble birth of Jesus in Bethlehem, emphasizing that God's greatest gift was wrapped in swaddling cloth and laid in a manger. He contrasts the world's rejection of Christ then and now, noting that people refuse the gift because it does not come wrapped in their preferred creeds or societal expectations. Branham calls for a return to the simple, powerful truth of the Gospel and the Holy Spirit.
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1 Corinthians 14
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William Branham discusses the uncertainty of the times, drawing from 1 Corinthians 14:8 about the trumpet giving an uncertain sound. He contrasts worldly uncertainty with the certainty of God's Word and the coming of Christ, encouraging faith and preparation for the Rapture.
William Branham · 164 min de lecture18 déc. 1960 · 164 min de lecture
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