1 206 textes, page 8 sur 21
Référence principale
1 Corinthians 13
Prédications
William Branham concludes his series on the seven church ages with the Laodicean age, warning of apostasy and predicting the end of the age by 1977. He discusses the coming Elijah prophet who will restore the faith of the Pentecostal fathers and prepare the church for the Lord's return.
William Branham · 118 min de lecture11 déc. 1960 · 118 min de lecture
Référence principale
1 Corinthians 12
Prédications
William Branham discusses the end-time events, focusing on the parable of the ten virgins, the sealing of the 144,000 Jews, and the distinction between the Church and Israel. He emphasizes the need for the Holy Spirit baptism and warns against lukewarm Christianity.
William Branham · 140 min de lecture11 déc. 1960 · 140 min de lecture
Référence principale
Revelation 3:7
Prédications
William Branham discusses the sixth church age, the Philadelphian Church Age, which he identifies as the age of brotherly love and missionary work, lasting from 1750 to 1906. He highlights John Wesley as the messenger of this age and emphasizes the importance of demonstrating the Gospel through signs and wonders, not just through literature. Branham also shares personal missionary experiences in South Africa to illustrate the power of the Holy Spirit in converting souls.
Revelation 3:7Revelation 3:7-13
William Branham · 102 min de lecture10 déc. 1960 · 102 min de lecture
Référence principale
Revelation 13
Prédications
William Branham introduces the fifth church age, Sardis, covering the Reformation period from 1520 to 1750. He discusses the messenger Martin Luther, the deadness of the church, and the remnant that escaped. He also reviews previous church ages and emphasizes the continuity of the Holy Spirit through all ages.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture9 déc. 1960 · 90 min de lecture
Référence principale
Mark 16
Prédications
William Branham discusses the fourth church age, Thyatira, known as the Dark Age (606-1520 AD). He identifies Columba as the star of this age, a man who rejected Roman doctrine and maintained Pentecostal signs. Branham draws parallels between Jezebel and the Catholic church, warning against spiritual fornication and organizational hierarchy.
Référence principale
Hebrews 4
Prédications
William Branham introduces the third church age, Pergamos, covering the period from 312 to 606 A.D. He discusses the rise of the Nicolaitane doctrine, the consolidation of church and state under Constantine, and the persecution of true believers. Branham highlights the life and miracles of Saint Martin as a faithful witness during this age, emphasizing the importance of holding fast to the original apostolic faith and the Word of God.
William Branham · 116 min de lecture7 déc. 1960 · 116 min de lecture
Référence principale
Exodus 19
Prédications
William Branham teaches on the second church age, Smyrna (A.D. 170-312), a persecuted church that wore the martyr's crown. He identifies Irenaeus as the messenger to this age, emphasizing his stand against organization and for the oneness of God. Branham warns against hybrid religion and urges faithfulness unto death, promising a crown of life to overcomers.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture6 déc. 1960 · 85 min de lecture
Référence principale
Revelation 1
Prédications
William Branham introduces a series on the seven church ages, beginning with the Ephesian church age. He emphasizes the importance of the Blood tag over denominational brands, and discusses the revelation of Jesus Christ as Almighty God. He outlines the seven church ages and their messengers, and begins to expound on the message to the church at Ephesus.
William Branham · 111 min de lecture5 déc. 1960 · 111 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 25
Prédications
William Branham begins a series on the Book of Revelation, discussing the five foolish virgins, the remnant, and the sealing of the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the importance of revelation knowledge and the unity of God as revealed in Jesus Christ.
William Branham · 127 min de lecture4 déc. 1960 · 127 min de lecture
Référence principale
Revelation 1
Prédications
William Branham introduces a series on the Seven Church Ages from the Book of Revelation, emphasizing the need for a revelation of Christ in the last days. He discusses the historical and spiritual significance of the church ages, the importance of returning to the Pentecostal experience, and the imminent return of Christ.
William Branham · 119 min de lecture4 déc. 1960 · 119 min de lecture
Référence principale
Mark 11:22
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the importance of returning to the original Pentecostal experience, warning against hybrid religion that mixes human traditions with God's Word. He emphasizes that God's truth is found at the beginning, not in denominational creeds, and calls believers back to the power and signs of the early church.
William Branham · 42 min de lecture27 nov. 1960 · 42 min de lecture
Référence principale
Revelation 1
Prédications
William Branham speaks on the Queen of the South, using the biblical account to emphasize the importance of recognizing and receiving God's gifts. He contrasts the faith of the Queen of Sheba and the Ninevites with the unbelief of the Pharisees, and applies the lesson to the present day, urging believers to rally around the gift of the Holy Spirit.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture27 nov. 1960 · 92 min de lecture
Référence principale
Psalms 103:3
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the question 'Why?' from Jeremiah 8:20-22, asking why people refuse God's remedy for sin despite His provision. He emphasizes that God has provided a balm in Gilead—the Holy Spirit and new birth—but many reject it due to fear of man or love of sin. Branham calls for repentance and holiness, warning that on Judgment Day God will ask 'Why?' to those who refused His salvation.
William Branham · 85 min de lecture26 nov. 1960 · 85 min de lecture
Référence principale
Isaiah 1
Prédications
William Branham speaks on the importance of conferences with God, using biblical examples such as the Eden conference, the Burning Bush conference, the Red Sea conference, and the Gethsemane conference. He emphasizes that God calls people to reason together and make decisions based on His Word, and that true fellowship with God transforms believers.
Référence principale
Matthew 14
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the account of Jesus walking on water, emphasizing that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He encourages believers to recognize Christ's presence and power in their lives, especially in times of trouble, and warns against being afraid of the supernatural works of God.
William Branham · 41 min de lecture24 nov. 1960 · 41 min de lecture
Référence principale
Genesis 1
Prédications
William Branham warns against spiritual 'hybreeding'—mixing God's Word with man's theology—which produces a faith without life, unable to reproduce. He traces this from Eve's disobedience to modern denominationalism, urging believers to stay pure to the original Word and Spirit.
William Branham · 93 min de lecture13 nov. 1960 · 93 min de lecture
Référence principale
Ruth 1
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the Book of Ruth, using the story of Ruth and Naomi as a type of the Church and the believer's journey of decision, service, rest, and reward. He emphasizes the concept of the Kinsman Redeemer as a picture of Christ's complete redemption.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture2 oct. 1960 · 100 min de lecture
William Branham
1960
Prédications
William Branham recounts early visions and healings following his ordination, including the healing of a crushed colored man, a crippled Armenian woman, a dying baby, and a paralyzed girl. He emphasizes the importance of waiting for the exact fulfillment of visions and the faithfulness of God's guidance.
William Branham · 36 min de lecture30 sept. 1960 · 36 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 27
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the significance of Calvary, emphasizing that it settled the sin question once for all, broke Satan's power, and opened the way for believers to have eternal life and live selflessly for others. He calls for a genuine, automatic Christian life born of the Spirit, not mere religious works.
William Branham · 74 min de lecture25 sept. 1960 · 74 min de lecture
Référence principale
Joshua 1
Prédications
William Branham preaches on Joshua 1, emphasizing God's promise to Joshua that as He was with Moses, so He would be with him. He draws parallels between the natural journey of Israel and the spiritual journey of the Church, urging believers to stay true to God's Word and follow the leading of the Holy Spirit.
Référence principale
Matthew 16:18
Prédications
William Branham teaches on the nature of the true Church as the mystical Body of Christ, called out from the world and governed by Christ as King. He contrasts this with organized denominations, which he identifies as having an anti-Christ spirit, and emphasizes that the Church is a spiritual kingdom, not a human organization.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture11 sept. 1960 · 90 min de lecture
Référence principale
Acts 2:38
Prédications
William Branham discusses the gift of speaking in tongues, arguing that it is not the initial evidence of the Holy Spirit. He uses Scripture to show that on the Day of Pentecost, everyone heard in their own language, and that love is the true evidence of the Holy Spirit. He also warns that Satan can counterfeit tongues.
William Branham · 32 min de lecture7 août 1960 · 32 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 17
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the transfiguration of Jesus, emphasizing the command 'Hear Ye Him' as the ultimate authority. He contrasts human values with divine values, using the parable of a valuable stamp and the story of Abraham Lincoln's pardon to illustrate that God's Word must be received as a pardon to be effective. He calls the church to reflect Christ and warns against substituting the Holy Spirit's guidance with human traditions.
William Branham · 62 min de lecture6 août 1960 · 62 min de lecture
Référence principale
John 1
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the symbols of the Lamb and the Dove, representing Jesus Christ and the Holy Spirit. He emphasizes the need for believers to be led by the Spirit, bearing fruit rather than manufacturing it, and warns against worldliness in the church.
William Branham · 91 min de lecture5 août 1960 · 91 min de lecture
Référence principale
Deuteronomy 32
Prédications
William Branham uses the metaphor of an eagle stirring up its nest to describe how God prepares His children for spiritual growth and freedom. He contrasts the eagle's nature—its ability to soar high, renew its youth, and build its nest on high—with the caged condition of believers bound by creeds and worldliness. Branham calls for a return to the power of the Holy Spirit and the Word, urging believers to rise above earthly limitations.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture4 août 1960 · 90 min de lecture
Référence principale
Genesis 22
Prédications
William Branham continues his series on Abraham, emphasizing simple faith and the importance of obedience to God's Word. He shares testimonies of healing among Native Americans and recounts a personal vision of the afterlife, encouraging believers to press on toward the reward.
William Branham · 88 min de lecture3 août 1960 · 88 min de lecture
Référence principale
Hebrews 10
Prédications
William Branham preaches on God as El-Shaddai, the breasted God who nurses His children back to strength and health. He uses Abraham's story to illustrate total obedience and faith in God's promises, emphasizing that the same Spirit that worked in Christ works in believers today.
William Branham · 93 min de lecture2 août 1960 · 93 min de lecture
Référence principale
John 14
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the desire of the human heart to see God, exploring four ways to see Him: in His universe, in His Word, in His Son, and in His people. He uses illustrations from nature and personal experiences to demonstrate God's presence and faithfulness.
William Branham · 105 min de lecture31 juil. 1960 · 105 min de lecture
Référence principale
Hebrews 13:8
Prédications
William Branham speaks about the universal nature of God's Spirit among believers, the importance of faith over reason, and the need for revival to shake out unbelief. He explains that all redemptive blessings were completed at Calvary and that divine healing is received by faith in God's Word.
William Branham · 86 min de lecture29 juil. 1960 · 86 min de lecture
Référence principale
John 14
Prédications
William Branham speaks on the unchanging nature of God's Word, using the Annunciation to Mary as an example of God's faithfulness to His promises. He contrasts the power of God's Word with human traditions and emphasizes the need for signs and wonders in missions.
Référence principale
Numbers 20:1-8
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the journey of the Israelites in the wilderness, using the story of Moses striking the rock to bring forth water as a type of the Church's journey to the Promised Land. He emphasizes the importance of faith over carnal thinking, claiming God's promises, and the need for a Spirit-filled church that moves forward despite obstacles.
William Branham · 67 min de lecture23 juil. 1960 · 67 min de lecture
Référence principale
Isaiah 21
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the role of the watchman in the Old Testament and applies it to the present day, warning of the approaching judgment and the second coming of Christ. He emphasizes the need for spiritual vigilance and the reflection of Christ's light through the Church in a dark and pleasure-mad world.
Référence principale
Hebrews 13:8
Prédications
William Branham speaks on the sign of the Messiah as a prophet, using the story of Jesus walking on water and the disciples' recognition of Him. He emphasizes that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever, and that the Messianic sign of a prophet is still relevant today.
William Branham · 99 min de lecture20 juil. 1960 · 99 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 14:27
Prédications
William Branham closes a revival meeting with thanks, encouragement, and a sermon on Matthew 14:27. He explains the operation of the gift of discernment and healing, emphasizing that faith comes from the people. He shares personal stories and calls for unity and cooperation among believers.
William Branham · 105 min de lecture17 juil. 1960 · 105 min de lecture
Référence principale
Genesis 16
Prédications
William Branham shares personal testimonies of miracles, including raising a boy from the dead in Finland and healing a crippled girl, emphasizing the power of faith and the importance of a turning point in one's life. He then introduces his sermon 'From That Time' based on Matthew 4:17, discussing how a single moment can change a person's destiny for good or evil.
William Branham · 119 min de lecture16 juil. 1960 · 119 min de lecture
Référence principale
Acts 19
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the simplicity of faith, using the story of Blind Bartimaeus and personal anecdotes of healings among Native Americans and in Mexico. He emphasizes that God is the same today as in biblical times and that childlike faith brings healing.
Référence principale
Matthew 17
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the importance of hearing and obeying Jesus Christ, using the Mount of Transfiguration as a context. He emphasizes that the Holy Spirit is the true Tutor of the Church, and calls for repentance from worldliness and a return to old-fashioned holiness.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture12 juil. 1960 · 87 min de lecture
Référence principale
Revelation 3:14
Prédications
William Branham preaches on Revelation 3:20, emphasizing that Christ stands at the door of the heart and knocks, but the latch is on the inside. He urges believers not only to accept Jesus as Savior but also to let Him be Lord, opening every area of life—including pride and private habits—to His control.
William Branham · 75 min de lecture11 juil. 1960 · 75 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 12:42
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the Queen of Sheba as a type of the last-day church, contrasting her faith with the unbelief of Jesus' generation. He emphasizes that the resurrection sign of Jonah is given to this adulterous generation, and that true faith looks away from symptoms to the finished work of Christ.
William Branham · 108 min de lecture10 juil. 1960 · 108 min de lecture
Référence principale
1 John 1:7
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the necessity of the blood of Jesus Christ as the only way to restore fellowship with God. He uses Old Testament types like the red heifer and the waters of separation to illustrate how faith in Christ's sacrifice cleanses sin and brings believers into communion with God. Branham emphasizes that true fellowship requires both the Word and the Spirit, and that no creed or denomination can substitute for the blood.
William Branham · 87 min de lecture9 juil. 1960 · 87 min de lecture
Référence principale
John 12:20
Prédications
William Branham opens a ten-day campaign in Oregon, emphasizing that Jesus Christ is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He uses the account of Philip bringing Nathanael to Jesus to illustrate that Christ's supernatural knowledge and power are still available today. Branham calls for a soul-stirring revival and urges believers to move with the Spirit rather than settling into denominational complacency.
William Branham · 90 min de lecture8 juil. 1960 · 90 min de lecture
Référence principale
Numbers 19
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the necessity of the Blood of Jesus Christ as the only way to restore fellowship between God and man. He uses the Old Testament type of the red heifer and the waters of separation to illustrate how believers must come under the Blood, apply common faith, and enter into the Shekinah Glory of God through the Holy Spirit for true divine fellowship.
William Branham · 51 min de lecture30 juin 1960 · 51 min de lecture
Référence principale
John 4
Prédications
William Branham speaks on the need for true, living religion that brings deliverance, contrasting it with mere creeds and rituals. He emphasizes that God's power is available through the Holy Spirit and the Word, but many reject it because it is too unusual. He calls believers to follow the road map of Scripture without compromise.
Référence principale
Numbers 20:5-8
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the importance of speaking to the Rock, which represents Christ, for all needs including salvation, healing, and the Holy Spirit. He uses the Old Testament story of Moses speaking to the rock in the wilderness as a type of Christ, emphasizing that believers today must speak to the Rock in faith. The sermon concludes with a prayer line for the sick.
William Branham · 57 min de lecture12 juin 1960 · 57 min de lecture
Référence principale
Hebrews 11
Prédications
William Branham teaches that faith is a sixth sense given by God to deliver and rescue us from the limitations of the five physical senses. He argues that this sense has become dormant in many believers due to lack of use and wrong teaching, and he illustrates its power through testimonies of miraculous healings and deliverances.
William Branham · 73 min de lecture11 juin 1960 · 73 min de lecture
Référence principale
Hebrews 9
Prédications
William Branham speaks on the theme of Christian fellowship, emphasizing that true fellowship with God and one another is based solely on the shed blood of Jesus Christ, not on organizations, education, or denominations. He uses the Old Testament tabernacle as a type to illustrate the progression from justification through sanctification to the baptism of the Holy Ghost, which brings believers into the Holiest of holies for divine communion.
William Branham · 60 min de lecture11 juin 1960 · 60 min de lecture
Référence principale
1 Samuel 7
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the biblical account of Israel's demand for a king, drawing parallels to modern Christianity's tendency to reject the Holy Spirit's leadership in favor of human organizations and worldly patterns. He warns against denominationalism and emphasizes the need for the Holy Spirit to govern the church.
William Branham · 80 min de lecture10 juin 1960 · 80 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 14
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the disciples' fear during the storm on the Sea of Galilee and Jesus' reassurance, 'Be not afraid.' He draws parallels to the modern church's drift from the Holy Spirit and calls for a return to prayer, holiness, and reliance on God's power.
William Branham · 75 min de lecture9 juin 1960 · 75 min de lecture
Référence principale
1 Timothy 3:16
Prédications
send a legion of Angels, God come Himself to hunt His Own lost child, because there was a state of emergency.
76 min de lecture8 juin 1960 · 76 min de lecture
Référence principale
Romans 8
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the necessity of hearing God's Word, recognizing it as truth, and acting upon it. He contrasts the carnal believer (represented by Esau) with the spiritual believer (Jacob), emphasizing that true faith requires separation from the world and obedience to God's promises.
Référence principale
John 6
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the uniqueness of Jesus Christ as the only Way, Truth, Light, Foundation, Happiness, Achievement, and Translation. He urges listeners to turn to Christ alone for eternal life and peace, contrasting worldly foundations with the solid rock of Jesus.
Référence principale
John 6
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the exclusivity of Jesus Christ as the only way, truth, light, foundation, happiness, achievement, and translation to eternal life. He urges listeners to come to Christ rather than rely on creeds, churches, or worldly pursuits.
Référence principale
1 Corinthians 12
Prédications
In this lesson, William Branham continues teaching on the Book of Ephesians, focusing on the theme of adoption and positional placing of the church in Christ. He emphasizes that salvation is by grace alone through the Holy Spirit, not by works or denominational affiliation, and calls believers to sanctification and obedience to God's Word.
William Branham · 91 min de lecture22 mai 1960 · 91 min de lecture
Référence principale
Hebrews 7
Prédications
William Branham teaches on the mystery of God's will, predestination, and the adoption of sons. He explains that believers are predestined to eternal life and that the church is being prepared as the capstone of the pyramid, perfectly joined to Christ. He emphasizes the coming manifestation of the sons of God and the restoration of man's original dominion.
William Branham · 106 min de lecture22 mai 1960 · 106 min de lecture
Référence principale
Romans 8
Prédications
William Branham continues a series on the Book of Ephesians, focusing on positional placing of the Church in Christ. He discusses predestination, the manifestation of the sons of God, and the inheritance of believers, drawing parallels between Israel's journey to the Promised Land and the spiritual journey of the Church.
William Branham · 100 min de lecture18 mai 1960 · 100 min de lecture
Référence principale
Ephesians 1
Prédications
William Branham begins a series on the Book of Ephesians, comparing the believer's journey to Israel's journey from Egypt to Canaan. He emphasizes positional truth in Christ and the baptism of the Holy Spirit as the promised land for New Testament believers.
William Branham · 82 min de lecture15 mai 1960 · 82 min de lecture
Référence principale
1 Samuel 8
Prédications
William Branham preaches on the biblical account of Israel's demand for a king, drawing parallels to the modern church's tendency to reject the leadership of the Holy Spirit in favor of human leaders and organizations. He emphasizes that God's will is for His people to be led directly by the Spirit, not by men or denominations.
William Branham · 77 min de lecture15 mai 1960 · 77 min de lecture
Référence principale
Mark 16
Prédications
In this Easter sermon, William Branham emphasizes the importance of having a message when we go to tell others about Christ. He contrasts physical preparation with spiritual readiness, urging believers to focus on the resurrection and the power of God rather than on building churches or denominations. The sermon includes baby dedications and a call to believe in the signs that follow believers.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture17 avr. 1960 · 92 min de lecture
Référence principale
Matthew 28
Prédications
In this Easter sermon, William Branham draws from Job 19:25-27 to emphasize that trials and tribulations are necessary for spiritual growth and to bring believers into a closer fellowship with God. He shares personal experiences of loss and disappointment, testifying that through these 'ash heap' experiences, one can come to the confident declaration, 'I know my Redeemer liveth.' The sermon encourages believers to see beyond present sufferings to the hope of resurrection and the coming of Christ.
William Branham · 42 min de lecture17 avr. 1960 · 42 min de lecture
Référence principale
Acts 19
Prédications
William Branham uses the metaphor of an eagle to describe the Christian life, emphasizing freedom in the Spirit, trust in God's power, and the need to rise above doubt and denominational constraints. He shares personal experiences with eagles to illustrate how believers should rely on God's wings and voice.
William Branham · 92 min de lecture3 avr. 1960 · 92 min de lecture
MEVAR